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A NEW family violence campaign seeking to raise awareness in local schools was launched in Berwick last week, the day after damning statistics revealed Casey had the highest number of reported family incidents in the state. Family Violence Prevention Minister Fiona Richardson joined Narre Warren South MP Judith Graley at Kambrya College to launch the Say NO to Family Violence campaign on Friday, where students were informed of the harrowing family violence figures in Casey for the last year, according to the latest Crime Statistics Agency report. “Tragically, in the City of Casey, we see the highest recorded number of family violence incidents of any local government area - 3759 incidents of family violence were recorded just in the last 12 months in the City of Casey,” Ms Richardson told the room. “That’s nearly 4000 families torn apart by violence, just here in your local community, and just over the last 12 months.”
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late to people who have been violent to you, and those sorts of things I found quite a heavy thing for me to deal with in the classroom. “But then the students got their head around it, we listened to a few performing artists, their music ... .on a website with people who had been exposed to family violence as young people. “Then the students went about making their own drawings, then we collaboratively looked around at all the work that we’d done. “People chose what they liked, what they thought was powerful. “It’s created a conversation that now has actually put me closer to the group of students that I’m dealing with.” For more information, visit www. facebook.com/saynotofamilyviolencei nnarrewarrensouth?ref=hl. For more photos from last week’s launch, turn to page 57.
Phone grabbed and slapped A 14-YEAR-OLD has been slapped and had his phone stolen as he was walking through Narre Warren North in broad daylight. The victim was walking along Ernst Wanke Road around 3pm on Saturday 13 June when a car pulled up next to him and two men got out. They forcibly stole the victim’s mobile phone and slapped him before returning to the car and driving off. The offenders soon did a U-turn and came back to steal the teenager’s backpack and also demanded the passcode to his phone. It’s understood similar robberies had occurred in Clayton recently and a police spokesperson said the incidents could be linked. Anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000, or submit a confidential report at www.crimestoppersvic. com.au. 1189584-LB26-15
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Cracking whip on violence Runners thieves By LACHLAN MOORHEAD
THE City of Casey has the highest number of reported family violence incidents of any Local Government Area (LGA) in the state, according to the latest Crime Statistics Agency report released last Thursday. From April 2014 to March 2015, there were 3759 family incidents reported in Casey compared to 3636 in the same period a year earlier the most of any LGA, followed by Greater Geelong with 2975. Across Victoria, there was an 8.2 per cent rise in recorded family related incidents, with 69,442 cases reported in the state. Meanwhile, the total number of recorded offences in Casey rose by almost 12.9 per cent in the past year, with 18,122 incidents reported in Casey compared to 16,056 in the same period a year earlier. But Casey police Acting Local Area Commander Inspector John Felton said part of the rise could be attributed to more active policing, particularly when it came to family violence incidents. “In context, some of it is police generated, for instance our police response to family violence and breaching orders, when a breach is detected, is up about 70 per cent,” he said.
“We’ve changed the way we do family violence... there’s no place in our community for family violence, but reporting has to be seen as a positive because it’s no longer being hidden. “The fact is we’ve got a dedicated family violence unit in Casey targeting recidivist offenders and that’s one of the drivers in the increase in reported breaches.” Insp Felton also expressed concern at a roughly 18 per cent increase in thefts across Casey, citing theft from cars as a particular bugbear for local police. “We’re up 18 per cent or thereabout for thefts... the key drivers are number plate theft and theft from motor vehicles,” he said. “It’s extremely disappointing. Obviously, a number of those vehicles have been unlocked and the other thing is a lot of people are leaving valuables in cars. “It’s a very opportunistic crime.” The Crime Statistics Agency was introduced this year, and has taken over the role that was previously handled by Victoria Police following calls for an independent body to be set up to stop the potential misuse of data by police and governments.
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Clyde calls for cops By LACHLAN MOORHEAD A 60 PER CENT increase in the total number of criminal offences recorded in Clyde has reignited calls for a police station in the suburb. According to the latest Crime Statistics Agency report released last Thursday, the total number of reported offences has risen from 273 in 2013/14, to 447 a year later. That represents a 63.7 per cent rise. This week Clyde Village Store owner Tracey O’Brien said a police station in the suburb was “necessary” due to the continuing population boom, underlined by an ever-burgeoning number of housing estates. “As it stands at the moment, with all the new estates and growing population, resources haven’t grown with it,” Ms O’Brien, who has lived in Clyde for the last three years, said. “We’re paying the same rates as those in Cranbourne and we don’t have all the resources they have, and that includes police resources.” Her comments come after Casey
From left, Shadow Police Minister Edward O'Donohue, Clyde Pizza and Pasta owner Ray Martin, Clyde Village Store owner Tracey O'Brien, and Bass MP Brian Paynter. Councillor Amanda Stapledon in March pushed for council to write to Police Minister Wade Noonan and Shadow Minister Edward O’Donohue to investigate the viability of setting up a police station in Clyde. Meanwhile during a Police Association rally in Berwick last year, Secretary Ron Iddles called for an additional 155 first-response officers for Casey over the next five years, as well as a new 24-hour police station in Casey to
cater for the municipality’s population growth. Shadow Police Minister Edward O’Donohue said the latest statistics for Clyde reinforced the issue. “What was in effect a quiet country town is being rapidly transformed into part of urban Melbourne and in the past few years has thousands of people moving in,” he said. When he spoke to the News last week Mr O’Donohue questioned
whether additional police would be funded for in Melbourne’s south-east under the new government, noting the recent State Budget had only committed to additional police in Geelong and the Bellarine Peninsula, outside its proposed custody officer program. This week Mr O’Donohue cited the latest crime statistics, which also indicated a rise in recorded offences of 25.4 per cent for Berwick, 14.7 per cent for Narre Warren, 24 per cent for Narre Warren North and 18.2 per cent for Cranbourne. The government did not respond to new questions from the News this week in relation to the latest statistics and the recent recorded offences rise in Clyde. But on the topic of a police station in Clyde, Police Minister Wade Noonan said in May that the government would work closely with police when investigating the potential need for a new facility. He said the government wouldn’t “impose” stations on police that “may not be required.”
Casey’s plan for tackling career criminals THE first Casey Ward forum on tackling crime will take place next month. The six monthly forums - one in each ward - will run from July to December. The first will be held in Edrington on 22 July and the second forum will be held in the Four Oaks Ward, which takes in Endeavour Hills, in August. The City of Casey is believed to be the first municipality to trial the separate forums. Police Local Area Commander Inspector Paul Breen broached the idea
with all 11 councillors during a meeting earlier this year. Each forum will encourage residents from that particular ward to come forward and discuss a number of common crime concerns in Casey, including family violence, hoon driving, theft from cars and the prevalence of ice. Insp Breen hopes “hundreds” of people will attend each forum. “We had to make it more local. I went to the councillors and had a workshop in my office, and we discussed that we need to be more front
and centre,” he said. “As far as I’m aware, it’s the first of its kind.” Asked whether he envisaged running the ward forums annually, Insp Breen said crime prevention and the safety of the community was an “ongoing discussion”. “It’s not just a one-off, and you walk away from it,” he said. “Casey is an outstanding municipality, a great place to work but, like all things, we can’t become nonchalant and complacent.
“There’s crime groups that are preying on our young. “They get up in the morning and they’re criminals, that’s what they do for a job.” For more information, contact Casey Council on 9705 5200. Ward Forum dates: Edrington - 22 July Four Oaks - 26 August Springfield - 30 September River Gum - 21 October Mayfield - 25 November Balla Balla - 2 December
Rotarians chip in for rebuild By CASEY NEILL NARRE Warren Rotarians have raised more than $2600 to help Nepal rebuild. A trivia night on 20 June brought in the cash to support the country, left reeling following a 7.9 magnitude earthquake on 25 April. Bob Powell from the Rotary Club of Endeavour Hills’ Disaster Aid Australia program ran a short slide show on disaster relief. When the quake struck, Narre Warren Rotarian Rob Hastings was on the third floor of a Kathmandu school with his son Simon, wife Jo and sister-in-law Trish. “The room started to shake. We were on the third floor, so there was nothing we could do,” he said. “You were being thrown around like rag dolls. “We’re just glad to be alive. “Once we got out into the street it was mayhem, bricks and debris everywhere.” Mr Hastings called on soccerloving students to assist his aid efforts, after earlier this year holding the Casey-Cardinia Kick for Kids tournament. He urged them to hold dressup days or sausage sizzles to raise funds, and they’ve so far responded with $1300 in donations. Another three schools plan to support the initiative. Visit www.disasteraidaustralia.org.au to donate.
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Cashing in on receipts A WOMAN has defrauded a Bunnings store using discarded receipts that she collected in the store’s car park. Suzanne Marie Wilson, 45, of Pakenham, was on bail when she selected $420 worth of items including paint and rat poison from the Cranbourne store shelves on 4 April, a court was told. At the store’s return desk, Wilson – having not paid for the items – then asked for a refund for the items using the thrownaway receipts. After receiving the cash, Wilson soon returned and was caught shoplifting $43 of decorative petals. In the car park, police discovered six receipts from Narre Warren and Pakenham Bunnings stores as well as $118 of items without a receipt. Police also found a washing
line and jewellery at Wilson’s house, believed to be stolen. Sen Const Joshua Diemar told Dandenong Magistrates’ Court on Monday that Wilson admitted to searching the car park for receipts. She told police she intended to use the receipts found in her car to deceive other Bunnings stores, but claimed the items seized at her house had been hers for a long time. Wilson also made full admissions to theft and unlicenced driving for a petrol drive-off from an Officer servo in August. She had covered the first and last digits of her car’s number plates with duct tape before driving-off with $7.35 of petrol in the tank. She also pleaded guilty to shop-stealing $60 of paracetamol and nappies from an Emerald supermarket, and
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Writing’s on the wall IT is pointless Casey council continuing on with their graffiti abatement program if they are not going to ensure the timely removal of reported graffiti. Reports of the same graffiti take months and multiple reports before removal, and it is extremely frustrating to see what was possibly Australia’s most successful graffiti abatement program being reduced to an expensive, slow removal service, offering little deterrent to this crime. May I suggest the 1000 plus staff at Casey be recruited to report graffiti, and monitor its timely removal. No point going overseas to seek out answers on graffiti when our policy has become ineffective simply because it is not being monitored efficiently by council and our elected representatives. Don’t believe me Casey council, then don’t attack the messenger... consider enlisting your staff, community groups and locals to report graffiti, and have them tell you how it is not removed, sometimes for months, and only after numerous reports. Steve Beardon, Cranbourne.
Court out I REFER to the letters Deficit Of Ideas and Court In The Act from Mr Glazebrook and Mr Richardson respectively (Berwick News, 18 June). Both of these letters have a deficit of reality. Does Mr Glazebrook really expect people to believe that the City of Casey has a $84 million budget surplus? The reality is that accrual accounting standards require the budget to be presented in this way - it is a surplus from operating which is then largely spent on capital works. In fact, council aims for a balanced budget and the surplus in the draft budget for 2015’16 is just $99. And Mr Richardson seems to have trouble distinguishing between the police and council as well as recalling the basic facts. It was the police who arrested him in 2012 and subsequently charged him with trespassing and resisting arrest - not council. At the time he was not a councillor, as he claims, but agitating from the public gallery. The charges were not dropped as he claims, but he was placed on the diversion scheme and required to apologise for his actions. His actions were partly the cause of Mr Richardson being stripped of his previous JP status. It was also the police who sought the intervention order from the court this year - not council. Cr Mick Morland, Mayor, City of Casey.
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UNPRECEDENTED community approval for the Bunjil Place, 82 per cent of ratepayers consider the $125 million arts centre a “good idea” (Community Impressed By Bunjil, News 18 June)! What a laugh! Who conducted this survey and when? What percentage of ratepayers were actually interviewed? Casey needs jobs. The unemployment rate is sky rocketing, yet the council spends $125 million on art. Ice and domestic violence are endemic in our society today yet much less is spent to fight them. And why doesn’t the council call it for what it truly is: “$125 million new council offices”. F. Bordei, Hampton Park.
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Re: Shopping trolleys taking over Like Woolworths haven’t got enough issues without upsetting minority groups! A combination of corporate culture and the fact that if you pay people peanuts, you get monkeys. Damian, via Facebook. Re: Ex-teacher appeals upskirt charges My daughter and her friend had this teacher as well at Berwick makes me sick to think he could have taken photos of them. Yet he walks free. What the heck is wrong with our justice system. Chris, via Facebook. My daughter had this teacher, I hope he gets what is coming to him. Tanya, via Facebook.
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Mayor congratulates the calibre of creations SOME of Casey’s most creative and artistic young people were recognised at the 2015 Casey Creations Youth Arts Competition awards ceremony on 11 June. Council announced the winners of the six categories, presented a number of merit and encouragement awards and acknowledged all the wonderful entries received as part of the annual arts and photography competition. City of Casey Mayor Mick Morland said the calibre and number of entries received this year was a great reflection of the artistic talent on offer in Casey. “This is the 14th anniversary of the competition and it is an important part of council’s commitment to celebrating the amazing talents of young people from across the municipality. “Council has received more than 3100 artworks as part of this competition since it was introduced. “This year’s judges were once again overwhelmed by the quality and diversity of the 400 submissions, which was the
City of Casey Mayor Mick Morland and Deputy Mayor Louise Berkelmans with the 2015 Casey Creations award winners (from left) Maddison, Shivani, Anuka, Danupa, Tory and Murtaza. highest number of entries council’s ever had for this competition. “The number of entries just confirms how strong our arts community is and how lucky we are to showcase the incred-
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Appeal against upskirt jailing By ANEEKA SIMONIS A FORMER Berwick Secondary College teacher who used a hidden camera to film up female students’ skirts has been released on bail pending a sentencing appeal. Marinko Jankovic, 61, fronted Dandenong Magistrates’ Court on Thursday 18 June where he was initially sentenced to six months’ imprisonment after entering a guilty plea to knowingly producing and possessing more than 100 pornographic images of children under his care. Magistrate Julie O’Donnell later granted Jankovic bail, with his appeal to be heard at the County Court on Friday 14 August. The court heard Jankovic covertly captured sexually explicit images of the female students using a pen cam that he strategically placed near his desk before calling the girls, all under the age of 18, to the front of the class between 2011 and 2013.
“He would summon the students to the front of his classroom and direct them to stand in a specific location in order to have the child placed in the best position to capture images underneath their dresses,” read the charges summary. The court heard Jankovic also took the camera around his classroom and positioned it and himself so he could film up girls’ skirts and dresses while they sat at their desks. Police uncovered Jankovic’s stash of child pornography after his school laptop was seized by staff on Thursday 7 March. The laptop was scanned by the school’s IT department which uncovered a number of sexually explicit upskirting images, leading to Jankovic’s arrest. Police later searched Jankovic’s home on Friday 8 March where dozens of pornographic images taken by Jankovic were found on different digital devices. Police said 137 female students were captured in the 106
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digital files taken by Jankovic, but were unsure how many different girls were victims of Jankovic’s two-year upskirting scandal. Magistrate O’Donnell described Jankovic’s behaviour a gross breach of trust that had devastated the Berwick Secondary College community. The court heard Jankovic was assessed as having a low to moderate risk of re-offending and did not believe his offences were driven by sexual motivation. School authorities knew of the allegations in March 2013 when Jankovic was immediately stood down but it took almost two years to tell students they may be victims. Jankovic was initially sentenced to six months in jail with a two-year community corrections order. However the sentence was suspended until his appeal was heard. Jankovic will remain listed on the sexual offenders’ register for the next 15 years.
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Police prosecutor Senior Constable Joshua Diemar told the court Gecevic blamed an object that “flipped up” and cracked his windscreen. The victim observed Gecevic at the time was “spacy”, didn’t make sense or know what was happening, Sen Const Diemar said. At an interview with Narre Warren police, the man couldn’t recall driving, the collision or any reason for careless driving. Gecevic’s lawyer, armed with a psychological report on the accused, said there was no suggestion that drugs were involved. Gecevic was currently claiming a TAC supplement for permanent injuries incurred in
an accident two years ago. He was on “significant” medication for his chronic pain. The lawyer pleaded for the magistrate not to cancel the accused’s licence, since he lives in his car. Magistrate Julie O’Donnell ordered the lawyer to ask VicRoads to assess if Gecevic was suitable to drive. “It has always concerned me when someone comes in and says they were not capable of driving on the day. “He’s got no prior history but given the needs raised in the (psychological) report, there should be an assessment on his ability to drive.” Gecevic was convicted and fined $600.
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The 22-year-old made “full and frank” admissions to police about his trafficking, Dandenong Magistrates’ Court was told on 15 June. His lawyer told the court the man had been “brought to his senses in time”, having started using for six months after a “broken romance”. “He got a number of debts, and this was a means of overcoming those debts,” the lawyer said. “There’s every chance he’ll retire.” As part of his CCO, the accused was ordered to do 100
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Breaking ranks By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS CASEY Council has refused to endorse - or give reasons why it doesn’t support - a multi-council campaign for more federal funding to support 800 asylum seekers living in its community. Twenty councils, led by neighbouring Greater Dandenong, have endorsed a joint statement calling for more funding for aid, statistics, social inclusion, services’ co-ordination, housing and education for asylum seekers. According to a statement from Greater Dandenong council, the provision of asylum seeker services is increasingly falling on councils and community groups. There is a “genuine risk” that asylum seeker programs will fail to meet the needs - if demand for resources continues to grow, the statement said. Casey community strengthening manager Janette Green said the council had discussed the joint statement and would not join the campaign. It instead “resolved to take action” and wrote in January to the Immigration and Border
Protection Minister Peter Dutton and his department secretary for more support for asylum seekers living in Casey. “Council will continue to advocate for more effective resources and co-ordination at the Federal, State and local government levels to support asylum seekers.” A council spokesman said he couldn’t elaborate on why the council decided not to join the other councils’ campaign because the discussion was held in a closed meeting. Casey deputy mayor Louise Berkelmans told a council Refugee Week forum last Wednesday that asylum seekers and refugees had complex settlement needs. She said the week’s ‘With courage let us all combine’ theme was a “call for unity and positive action” to make a more welcoming and inclusive community. “There are still many opportunities to work together and do better.” The joint statement’s spearhead Greater Dandenong councillor Roz Blades said she didn’t know why Casey had
opted out. “Unless they think they’re doing all right on their own... I really can’t say anything to that.” She vowed to “stay with it” after presenting the joint statement to federal MP and Social Services Assistant Minister Mitch Fifield this month. Cr Blades said her hope was that extra funding would be provided in next year’s Federal Budget. “I’m reasonably confident because I’m really good at nagging.” Greater Dandenong sought to present and discuss the statement with Immigration Minister Peter Dutton in Canberra last week but was unable to get an appointment. The statement was also presented to Isaacs MP and opposition attorney-general Mark Dreyfus who will raise the matter in Parliament on 22 June. Senator Fifield said he advised the council that the government provided funding for a range of support services for migrants and refugees living in the community.
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By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS THE rapidly-advancing urban sprawl is tipping the ecological and economic balance in the UNESCO-branded Western Port Biosphere, the region’s foundation has reported. Western Port Biosphere Foundation’s chairman Duncan Malcolm last week unveiled its first “pilot” report card since the biosphere reserve was designated in 2002 for its “exceptional ecological values on the fringe of an expanding city”. He stated in the report that the region had been a “focus of significant expansion” of the urban growth boundary. The subsequent loss of farmland was creating “pressures” on traditional agriculture and could change the “economic balance” as well as biodiversity, Mr Duncan wrote. “With the loss of arable land to housing within the biosphere, we are losing valuable food production capacity on the fringe of ... the huge metropolitan Melbourne population centre.” Mr Malcolm also warned of the impacts of substantial dredging if the proposed Port of Hastings expansion went ahead. The region, which covers the land, air and water surrounding Western Port, French and Phillip islands, recently passed UNESCO’s 10-year review. It comprises parts of Casey, Cardinia, Frankston, Bass Coast councils and the entire Mornington Peninsula shire. Each of the member councils had plans to reduce carbon emissions such as renewable energy for council buildings and energy-efficient street lighting, the report card stated. At the report card launch, Mr Malcolm said the next report would look closely at how many biosphere resi-
AN array of artworks which showcase the Power of Pencil are currently on display at the City of Casey’s Civic Centre Art Space until Friday 3 July. The exhibition features a variety of drawings by internationally acclaimed award-wininng artist Janet Matthews and her students, who bring their own individual flair to the exhibition. City of Casey Mayor Mick Morland encouraged residents to head along to the Art Space and view the beautiful drawings on display. “Janet is a long-standing member of the Casey community, who is renowned for her detailed and realistic pencil drawings of Australian birds and animals,” Cr Morland said. “Janet has exhibited all over the world, has artwork in a permanent collection of the New York State Museum and her drawings have also featured on stamps commissioned by Australia Post, so council is very lucky to host her in our Art Space for local residents to enjoy. “Janet enjoys sharing her skills and love of drawing with adults and children, and a number of her students’ works are also featured in this exhibition.”
Casey Mayor Mick Morland, Duncan Malcolm and Cardinia Shire's Councillor Graeme Moore at the Western Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS Port Biosphere report card launch. 140653 dents worked close to home. In Casey just 24 per cent of biosphere residents worked within the area; in Cardinia that figure was 29 per cent. Mr Malcolm posed the question: what would be the impact if an extra 10 per cent of residents worked in the biosphere? “Whilst recognising and valuing the differences and individuality of each council ... there are values common to
everyone,” Mr Malcolm said. “We have an opportunity to work together as a region to protect and conserve, while also fostering a vibrant economy and a rich social fabric.” Cardinia Cr David Young told the launch that the foundation and councils had to “engage with the broader community ... that reside in this terrific environment.” “Where we’ll make the biggest
change won’t be the cultural change (already occurring) in the council ... the most significant change is with the broader community.” Casey mayor Mick Morland said just 7 per cent of native vegetation remained in the municipality. In response, the council was planting 100,000 items of native flora each year and reducing pest plants on the Western Port shores and Cardinia Creek.
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Ideas abound By GEORGIA WESTGARTH FOUNTAIN Gate Secondary College students took their ideas to the United States and came home with more. As part of the Future Problem Solving International Conference six Year 9 students had been compiling their ideas since March 2014 but unfortunately didn’t place at the world conference. English teacher Stephen Hughes said the team did an amazing job, sacrificed so much and gave everything they had. “The competition from other teams all around the world really was very tough, the judges did comment that the standard was such that teams that did not place would have won in previous years,” Mr Hughes said. Mr Hughes said the judging was quite technical. “The students need to know their area of concern, underly-
ing problem and need to be able to communicate that to the judges effectively. “I think one of our problems was that our project was so vast that it became difficult to encapsulate the entire scope of what was achieved in simple terms,” he said. The team of five girls and one boy chose to solve the problem of student disengagement and looked at ways of improving the way career education is taught in high schools. Mr Hughes said regardless of the result the students got the opportunity to shine in their own way and had all become better public speakers. “They have all grown so much throughout the course of the project, I think the experience has made the students feel lucky they are Australian, America was exciting, but Australia is the best,” he said.
The international conference was held at Iowa State University, and the students got the chance to meet and speak with other participants from the US, Korea, Turkey and New Zealand and Mr Hughes said the experience had matured the students considerably. “It’s expanded their horizons and taught them to think globally, they have also gained a better understanding of how politics and business work in the real world,” Mr Hughes said. Mr Hughes said this year the judges were looking for a different method. “The Fountain Gate Secondary College team that attended the international conference in 2014 was awarded second place and this year’s team took on a similar approach to them. “This was a surprise, but we live and learn, and it looks like the program will run again next year,” he said.
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FOUNTAIN Gate Tennis Club hosted what would become an unforgettable weekend in the club’s history this month. After weeks of preparation for the second annual Hotshots Club Championships, all players trained even harder in the days leading up to the event. The players were entered into a round robin format so they would be placed in matches to equal their level of skill and competiveness. Families of the players watched in admiration as their children played with great sportsmanship during the 13-14 June event. Once the group stages of the championships were completed, the semi-finals arrived in both the green and orange ball competitions. In a tough battle Blake Henderson and Adam Mina powered past their opponents Gaby Djumic and Jayden Hoang. Finally, Adam charged ahead to be crowned the 2015 Orange Ball Club Champion, with Blake showing bravery by saving several match points. Next up was the Green ball competition. Cristopher and Timothy Singh found a way to succeed youngsters Rayven Henderson and Elena Harris who both showed promising potential. The final was to be played the following day in which Timothy Singh overcame a worrying fall on his knee, to win 6-5. All players showed great strength and determination during the finals.
Rayven Henderson, one of the most improved youngsters at Fountain Gate Tennis Club, serves during the Hotshots Club Championships. As day two of the competition approached the singles didn’t disappoint. Head coach Peter Jedrys stated that the skills he was witnessing were, “some of the best tennis I have seen from my players.” With the final of the graded singles in full swing, Angus Lucey and Lachlan Henry battled it out bravely before Lachlan made a triumphant comeback from 2- 5 to win the game. The junior boys’ semi-finals were determined after some strenuous action from all in-
volved. Soham Waingade and Gukuran Singh competed at a high level to overpower David Buela and Dylan Wijayakoon. Soham fought persistently but in the end Gukuran defeated Soham by winning 6-3. With the enormous success of the weekend, coach Peter Jedrys pronounced that he would “love to thank the kids”. “My job is very satisfying and I’m proud of all the participants through this truly fantastic event,” he said.
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Her love without limits By CAM LUCADOU-WELLS PUBLICITY-SHY but unquestionably generous, Elaine Smith is a major reason for Friends of Refugees acquiring a desperately-needed truck. The group had set a $30,000 crowdfunding target to buy a new truck to pick up and deliver donated furniture, whitegoods, food and other essentials for the region’s vast number of asylum seeker families. Still short of the target, the plan was salvaged by Ms Smith who pitched in the $30,000 herself. The Narre Warren South retired pharmacist’s only regret was that she didn’t donate the money sooner. It has left the volunteer group with a healthy near-$25,000 surplus to cover the truck’s running costs. Ms Smith wanted to keep her donation quiet but was convinced by Friends of Refugees chief executive Sri Samy to help “inspire others”. The benefactor sets a cracking example – a project manager for Victorian Immigrant and Refugee Women’s Coalition, founder for Women’s Friendship Cafe in Hampton Park, organiser of Rural Australians for Refugees as well as a foster-mum to unaccompanied minors. Her philosophy is that she simply wants to help where there was greatest need. “At first I thought I could do nothing. Then I watched other people I could relate to and I saw they were doing it.” Her eyes were opened by the Tampa incident in 2001 when 450-odd asylum seekers rescued by a Norweigan container ship off Christmas Island were in a stalemate with the Australian Government. “I knew that Australia welcomed refugees so when I was seeing people put in detention, I was thinking this can’t be true. “I was thinking this can’t happen here.” From that point, she was a tireless advocate and friend. She wrote hundreds of letters to asylum seekers detained in Nauru and Port Hedland detention centres. She also organised some comforts such as toys, watches, cameras, sewing needles and other donations to lockedup families in Nauru who were without electricity and showered in cold water. “I thought if someone gave a bit of something, you could at least get their mind on the topic. “It’s worse in Nauru now,” she added grimly. Soon, families released from detention centres visited the Smiths’ home
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then in a NSW coastal hamlet Laurieton as a holiday destination. “It was hard to communicate. We were pretty ignorant,” Ms Smith said. “I didn’t know where Afghanistan was, or the difference between Iran and Iraq.” Within three years, the Smiths were standing on the border of Iran and Iraq – attending a wedding. That couple was one of scores who have stayed with them in Australia in the past 10 years. In their home among a thriving native garden with chooks and a friendly terrier, Ms Smith’s husband Geoff said: “We’re technically a detention centre.” Ms Smith noticed that detention had stunted children’s development.
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“I wouldn’t go back to the ignorance. You get to see the world a bit more.” As she toils across several support groups, her husband Geoff voluntarily teaches English to several groups and individuals a week. Of the Friends of Refugees’ truck, she said she didn’t mind contributing a little of her superannuation, though Geoff often prods her to give more. Over the past two years – hindered by a fuel-guzzling and unreliable truck – Friends of Refugees has delivered goods to about 850 Melbourne asylum seeker families somehow living on less than the dole. One recent example was a family which was begging for financial help on Facebook because they had their
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together is a local off road recreational loop which is perfect for walking, running, or cycling. The thoughtfully considered layout of Highgrove ensures there is plenty of opportunity to enjoy a comfortable lifestyle connected to nature and the community. Due to high demand, Highgrove’s latest stage, The Randall Release, has just been made available to the public and is on sale now. Located only moments away from the future Blundy Park, the Randall Release represents a wonderful opportunity to join the growing Highgrove community. This impressive release is limited to 14 blocks including a select few that offer park frontage, with land ranging from 432 square metres to an impressive 576 square metres - customers are sure to find their ideal block. For more information on Highgrove visit www. highgrove.com.au, call the team on 1800 444 447 or visit the Highgrove sales and information centre on the corner of BerwickCranbourne Road and Patterson’s Road.
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LEAGUE OF ITS OWN FEEL the air of sophistication upon entering, be warmed by the sunlight streaming through the unique celestial windows, be welcomed by the level of luxury and be impressed by the clever attention to detail. The Stanford is the boutique home without the boutique price tag. Features include soaring 3400mm ceilings and all the lifestyle, comfort and functionality needed including four bedrooms, perfect-sized butler’s pantry, outdoor living, extensive storage fit-outs and your own Gold Class theatre room experience with cleverly located built-in bar. With over 20 years’ experience in the building industry, SJD Homes’ floorplans have been designed according to the needs and requirements of clients. The Stanford was designed as an affordable family home but also designed as a great option for empty nesters looking to downsize without loss of quality or optional upgrades. The home has been very successful for both types of buyers. Affordable at a base price of $205,900 for younger families, the price includes a large number of luxury extras such as 20mm stone to kitchen benchtops, three-coat paint system, steel lintels and brickwork above all windows and doors, flyscreens, remote panel lift garage door and tiled shower bases. SJD Homes’ designs are also a result of researching current trends in housing developments.
The combination of this insight and client needs has enabled the Stanford design to be practical in terms of building a 27sq home on a 14m frontage block. Variations of the floorplan have been developed to also offer a three-bedroom option, an option with children’s play area and study and an option to fit a 12.5m block frontage. The attention to detail throughout adds to the home’s sophistication and comfort. They include wall niches in the entry hall; delicate feature tiling in shower niches; gloss tiling from bath to ceiling in main bathroom; large wall mirrors at bath ends; 3m of unbroken bench prep area in kitchen and matching stone benches in butler’s pantry. Also included are feature recessed ceiling elements; convenient bar access to theatre room and an array of clever storage options oozing from the home. They include extensive cupboards, pot drawers, in-built laundry hamper, and extensive robe fit-out in the master walkin robe that is sure to delight the lady of the house. The Stanford is ticking the boxes of many discerning buyers as a stylish package that has something for every member of the household. The Stanford can be viewed at SJD Homes’ display centre located at Timbertop Estate, Officer, or for more information visit www.sjdhomes.com.au.
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FLAMINGO TAKES FLIGHT ON DISPLAY at Grandvue Estate in Officer the Flamingo 30 by Aaron J Homes offers value for money on all fronts. Its floor plan incorporates six living zones plus a study and there is room for three bedrooms with an option for a fourth. This beautiful home features 2590mm ceiling height throughout as well as a huge raked ceiling in the kitchen/meals area. The Flamingo features plaster niches and voids, optional facades, decorative cornices and square set plaster. The kitchen is well appointed with full overhead cupboards, walk-in pantry fit-out and stainless steel appliances including dishwasher. There is also attention to detail in the bathrooms with tiled shower niches and tiles in the shower bases with a double shower in the ensuite as well as ducted heating throughout including in the ensuite and bathroom. There are beautiful feature panel doors and designer light and power points. The double garage also features internal access. The Flamingo offers value for money on all fronts. Its floor plan incorporates six living zones with accommodation of three or an optional fourth bedroom. Flamingo 27 and Flamingo 33 designs are also available. The Flamingo 30 is on display at Grandvue Estate, Officer. Phone 1300 227 665.
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THE unprecedented popularity of Villawood Properties’ new Delaray community in Clyde North has meant fast tracking the launch of its new precinct. Prospective residents can now secure their place in the exclusive Corazon precinct when lots become available on 27 June. The 22 lots in the precinct have prime positioning to what will be the community’s beating heart, the exclusive residents’ club. Corazon precinct residents will literally have the club, parkland and community garden at the doorstep of their dream home. Villawood Properties executive director Tony Johnson said the popularity of Delaray since its launch in late April had left the developer with no choice but to bring forward the release of the Corazon stage. “Since we launched, people have really warmed to what Delaray has to offer and this popularity has meant that we’ve had to fast track our stage releases,” he said “The exclusive residents' club has really resonated, with many of those who
have bought in Delaray to date, citing it as a key factor. Of course, those who buy in the Corazon precinct will be right in the beating heart of this exciting new community with the club literally across the street. “The club is proving a drawcard, not just for its amazing facilities, but because of the sense of community that it generates. We’ve witnessed a similar effect in our other communities which come with residents’ clubs. It forms a hub where people can meet, make new friends and enjoy the lifestyle on offer. “Our buyers are discerning. They want a quality home, but they want more than that. Delaray - and the Corazon precinct in particular - is a perfect example. It delivers a sense of community. We create facilities and spaces that encourage people out into their environment. “At Delaray we are breaking new ground in luxury and amenity, with quality homes, facilities and open spaces.” For inquiries, contact Nabil Harb at the Delaray Sales office on 9684 8128 or visit delaray.villawoodproperties.com.au
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To secure one of these final lots contact Georgie Smith on 5941 3466 Sales and Information Centre, Bonneville Parade (off Windermere Boulevard) Pakenham Open 11am–5pm Saturday to Wednesday
cardinialakes.com.au Buyers should review the contract carefully, make their own inquiries and obtain independent advice before proceeding. Illustrations and information are indicative only and are believed to be correct at the time of publication. Peet reserves the right to withdraw or alter any lot at any time without notice at its absolute discretion. Other costs and fees are payable, including but not limited to: stamp duty, settlement/registration fees, legal fees, finance costs, site and construction works, engagement of any consultants, approvals and connection for services. Peet Estates (Vic) Pty Ltd 1184512-KC21-15
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‘MAWLEYWOOD’ AND ‘SWAYN’ are both ideally and conveniently located about one kilometre north of the township of Tynong, on a service lane to the Princes Freeway, which gives easy access to Pakenham which is about 10km away and Melbourne, 65km. They are alongside the very popular tourist and recreational facility Gumbuya Park, which is renowned for its wildlife, large pheasant and activities. Tynong is an up-and-coming township on the railway line and in the path and direction of the expansion of the Melbourne growth corridor. The town is becoming notorious for horse racing because it is now home to the new state-of-the-art Pakenham racecourse, which is just five kilometres from ‘Mawleywood’ and ‘Swayn’ properties. These properties have been in the family for more than 40 years and enjoy magnificent views of the Cannibal Creek valley and the hills beyond. They are undulating with a large hilltop on the 100 acres and there is good pasture and water supply on both properties. The property also includes some decorative rock outcrops.
PROPERTY 1: SWAYN ON 22 ACRES AT 2645 PRINCES FREEWAY PROPERTY 2: MAWLEYWOOD ON 100 ACRES AT 2625 PRINCES FREEWAY TENDERS CLOSE ON 25 JUNE
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A functional floorplan with 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, multiple living areas and an open plan kitchen adjoining the family and meals area to cater for any occasion. The fantastic lifestyle continues outside with a huge entertaining area with built in BBQ and solar heated pool. Located in the Bryn Mawr Estate within walking distance to some of the country’s most prestigious schools including Haileybury and Beaconhills.
Located in the highly sought after Olde Berwick, this property has a functional design and includes two separate livings areas, a spacious timber kitchen with dishwasher, meals area, master bedroom with walk in robe and ensuite and an outdoor entertaining area under pergola. Comforts and conveniences also include ducted heating and a double lock-up garage with remote, all on 475m2 (approx.) of land.
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PRICE $990,000 plus buyers INSPECT Saturday 12:00 - 12:30pm Photo ID required CONTACT Emma Andrews 0407 053 200 Paul Dabb 0413 156 280 BERWICK 9707 1400
PRICE $570,000 plus buyers INSPECT Saturday 1:00 - 1:30pm Photo ID required CONTACT Jason Lee 0419 441 697 Ally Myers 0432 430 465 BERWICK 9707 1400
NARRE WARREN SOUTH 15 ZENITH PLACE
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Peacefully tucked away at the top of the court, this modern family masterpiece offers luxury living on a grand scale. Featuring a stunning kitchen, spacious meals area overlooking the outdoor entertaining zone and a laid back family room with garden views. The combination of a prime location, a top quality home with every desirable inclusion that is rarely seen. You don’t want to delay inspecting.
Offering an amazing and hard to find set up, this family oasis on 801m2 offers a lucky family an enviable lifestyle. The sun-filled home features loads of accommodation with five double sized bedrooms and is perfectly balanced with spacious and separate living zones. A superb timber kitchen and the two bathrooms present as new. Don’t delay your inspection, properties like this are few and far between.
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Tuesday 7th July at 6pm unless sold prior PRICE $620,000 Plus Buyers INSPECT Saturday 2:00-2:30pm Photo ID required CONTACT Kathy Coombs 0416 073 860 NARRE WARREN 8794 6100
Tuesday 30th June at 6:00pm unless sold prior PRICE $580,000 Plus Buyers INSPECT Open By Appointment Photo ID required CONTACT Daniel Mirabito 0402 258 353 NARRE WARREN 8794 6100
NARRE WARREN 1/471 Princes Highway 8794 6100 | BERWICK 100 High Street 9707 1400 1189403
ULTIMATE IN DESIGN, LAYOUT PEAKE Real Estate is proud to introduce this spectacular, three bedroom plus study home on a roomy Northside 901sqm. Set high on the block, allowing endless sunset views this display-like presentation will blow you away. Tasteful interior decor throughout will appeal to those who appreciate the finer things in life. A master suite that everyone would be envious of boasts full walk-in robe and stylish, modern ensuite - step out onto a rear decking, perfect for that early morning coffee. Cleverly designed for today’s living needs, this home is the ultimate in design and layout, with a combination of lightness and space. Two separate living zones, a formal, cosy front lounge/dining room and a less formal everyday living room off the kitchen. An award-winning dream kitchen becomes the heart of this home - the creative cook will appreciate the genuine Belling stove, granite tops and stunning Jarrah island bench. Two further bedrooms to the rear, serviced by a central chic bathroom, a large study with double doors could be bedroom four or nursery? The pleasure continues outdoors to one of the most well thought-out entertaining meccas. The choice of an undercover pergola
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with fully fitted cafe blinds for the colder months, or a two-tiered, sunny decking area with outdoor spa - the perfect spot for a lazy Sunday barbecue with friends or a large family event. A separate oversized double garage, ducted heating, evaporative cooling, alarm system, security doors, drip garden water system. Village Horizons is Berwick’s premier estate and offers convenience to the freeway, Wilson Botanical Gardens and Berwick Village. The list is endless, but this property deserves your immediate inspection.
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Each townhouse has been carefully designed to maximise light, comfort and space in a practical and modern style. These well planned townhouses are spacious, filled with light, and within easy access to everything Arena has to offer. The smart open plan design extends into the private courtyard through sliding doors, creating seamless indoor / outdoor living ideal for entertaining friends and family. To make the most of the current stamp duty savings and enjoy the last release in the Arena estate, call us today!
From $350,000+ By appointment only Photo ID required Daniel Bibby 0402 813 136 Tim Stickley 0409 215 540 NOBLE PARK / SPRINGVALE 8710 0000
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2 Brennan Avenue
BEACONSFIELD
Contemporary Masterpiece
The Pinnacle of Luxury & Style
This prestigious home designed by Solar Solutions, a renowned, award winning architectural firm with expertise in creating energy efficient homes, guarantee’s a distinctive quality. Indoors boasts 3BR’s, stone kitch with WI pantry overlooks family room & dining. Wood fire, tank water, solar hot water & a biolytic waste sys. This home will appeal to those concerned with carbon footprint. 7m wide, dble gge & long, made drive way.
Positioned on over 1100m2 block, in Beaconsfield’s finest locations is this exquisite 5BR home. Formal lounge & upstarts theatre room/children’s retreat. Kitch, incorp. dining & family room. Master suite with his/hers WIR’S & stone ens, with spa bath. Hard wood floor boards, sec sys, wet bar & direct entry to gge + a sgle gge. Covered outdoor, stone kitch with BBQ & pizza oven, inground, solar heated pool & bungalow.
Price: Buyers Over $685,000 Inspect Saturday 2.00 pm - 2.30 pm Amanda Charles 0400 347 968
Price: Buyers Over $960,000 Inspect Saturday 1.00 pm - 1.30 pm Amanda Charles 0400 347 968
BEACONSFIELD
51 Scenic Drive
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168 Carpenter Road
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“Akasha”
Positioned on the high side of this sought after pocket in Beaconsfield, is this family friendly home of generous proportions. The floor plan is surprisingly spacious in design, boasting 4BR’s, formal lounge & dining/open study, Kitch, incorp casual dining & sep., family room. Brand new, stone kitch with new appl. Duct heat, evap cool, over sized BR’S, ens & WIR to master. Spacious, covered entertaining area, shed & a generous yard.
Seated atop it’s own private hillock sits this magnificent homestead, “Akasha”, showcasing arguably one of the most spectacular vista’s in the region, from French Island through to the You Yang’s. Currently being run as a successful health retreat. 6BR’s, lounge, granite kitch, incorp. family room & dining. A sep., retreat with a BR & bathroom. decked balcony. 20 acres of native bushland, 2 driveway’s, & space for extra vehicles & lots more.
Price: Buyers Over $515,000 Inspect Saturday 12.00 pm - 12.30 pm Amanda Charles 0400 347 968
Price: Buyers Over $999,000 Inspect Saturday 3.00 pm - 3.30 pm Amanda Charles 0400 347 968
BERWICK
13 Beaconhill Drive
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Unit 4 62-64 Peel Street
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2 Acres in the heart of Town
With just a hop, skip and jump to the heart of Berwick village this blue chip location is walking distance to cafes, trendy eateries, public trans, & medical centres. Positioned on a site of 4 units this property will appeal to investors & those looking to downsize. 2BR’s both with WIR’s, spac kitch with open plan meals area & large living room. Floor boards, duct heat, evap cool, sgle gge & private courtyard. Tenanted $1,390 pcm.
Commencing with the substantial family home boasting 4BR’s + study, master with ens, BIR’s & WIR’s. Open plan kitchen meals/family room, theatre room & rumpus room as well as kids retreat. Duct heat, refrig cool, wood heat & duct vac. Double garage & direct entry, powered shed 60x12m, mains water + 25,000ltr tank water. Positioned on just under 2 acres of cleared useable land with future sub div potential (STCA).
Price: Buyers Over $399,000 Inspect Saturday 11.00 am - 11.30 am Jeanine Presley 0438 332 411
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BERWICK 19 Cara Crescent
AN IMPRESSIVE FAMILY HOME LOCATED IN AN ENVIABLE POSITION Spanning 3 levels of lavish and outstanding living and entertainment space including a conservatory style alfresco overlooking an oak treed park with stunning views to Upper Beaconsfield and beyond. Showcasing 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, luxury master bedroom, walk-in robe, ensuite with spa bath, (one downstairs bedroom plus ensuite), formal living dining room with 5m high ceiling, spacious family meals kitchen with polished timber floors, accessing the wonderful conservatory style alfresco area complete with insect proof cafe blinds.A third huge downstairs living room/rumpus/cinema. Added features include, gas ducted heating, cooling, ducted vacuum, water tank, side access, 3 car lock-up garage with remote control. Situated close to all the major schools including Berwick High School, the Berwick Bowling Club and within walking distance to Berwick Village, cafes and shops.
INSPECT SATURDAY AT 3PM Buyers Over $775,000 Elisabeth Gunness 0418 310 524 1189352
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4A 2B 4C 1E
NARRE WARREN NORTH 1 Jacques Road
1 ACRE, 9M X 9M SHED EASY ACCESS FOR TRUCKS Positioned with easy access to Monash Freeway, Fountain Gate Shopping Center and major schools, this superb 1 acre lifestyle property would suit an abundance of uses. With space for all the family, the residence includes 4 bedrooms each with robes, ensuite to master, timber floored lounge with open fire, up to the minute fully appointed kitchen, huge family room, spa, office, dble garage and extensive rear verandah plus paved outdoor bbq area. Externally there is a high entry 9m x9m work shed and ample room for trucks, boats and vans etc.
INSPECT SATURDAY AT 3.30PM Buyers Over $750,000 Graeme Curtis 0419 538 940
3A 2B 2C 1E
BERWICK 29 Bushlark Court
CONTEMPORARY LIVING NORTHSIDE EXCLUSIVE BELLBIRD PARK Just five years young and perfectly positioned in the highly regarded Bellbird Park, this vibrant, modern home encompasses all you’ll need for relaxed family living. Introduced by a wide entry gallery the home features a split level design with a centrally positioned galley kitchen with a raked cathedral ceiling creating a stunning effect.An adjoining dining area and family room allow entertaining to spill out onto the decked alfresco terrace situated under roof. Bedrooms are zoned with the generous master suite featuring a full ensuite with double shower and vanities and WIR with a further two bedrooms each with BIR’s separated by a versatile ‘kids retreat’ area.Add to this a separate study/home office, double auto doored garage with direct internal entry, double glazed windows, solar power system and it’s quite apparent that nothing is lacking here!
INSPECT SATURDAY AT 3PM Buyers Over $590,000 Peter Watson 0418 105 402
3A 2B 2C
BERWICK 6/15-19 Palmerston Street
THIS RARE & ENCHANTING BEAUTY IS SOMETHING OUT OF THE ORDINARY Situated in leafy ‘Olde Berwick’, this character filled terrace house forms part of the historically inspired Mary Blackwood Row. Built with painstaking attention to detail using reclaimed century old bricks and faithfully recreating the traditional architecture of the era, the home exudes tremendous character and warmth. Step inside and it immediately becomes obvious that all modern contemporary comforts are catered for.Two levels include 3 bedrooms, ensuite to master, gracious formal lounge, crisp white kitchen and generous casual living room opening to decked outdoor living area set superbly into extremely low maintenance gardens.An adjoining ‘common’ features a Grand Old English oak and a brick paved barbeque entertainment area.The property also includes a lock up garage with loft and further covered car space.The perfect ‘in town’ home for those who appreciate the benefits of living in the heart of Berwick– walk to restaurants, shops, schools and more. Come home to leafy greenery and a wonderful sense of space and privacy. INSPECT SATURDAY AT 1PM Buyers Over $590,000 Peter Watson 0418 105 402 or Tracy de Riter 0407 343 629
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BERWICK 2 Mary Court
INSTANTLY APPEALING IN OLDE BERWICK Situated on 845sqm in Berwick’s premier cul-de-sac, stroll to Clover Cottage restaurant & Berwick College with just a short drive to all major schools, educational facilities, village shops & cafes. This fully renovated home boasts 3 BRs, plus study, master with ensuite & WIR, spacious lounge with open fire & soaring ceilings, dining room with courtyard garden vista, open plan meals, family room, rumpus room, stunning 2 Pac kitchen with stainless steel appliances, pantry, breakfast bar, all accessing the covered BBQ area & alfresco.Added features include a double remote garage, ducted heating, split system cooling & ducted vacuum. INSPECT SATURDAY AT 2PM Buyers Over $780,000 Elisabeth Gunness 0418 310 524
3A 2B 2C
BERWICK 24 Dahlen Place
GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY - QUIET COURT LOCATION Ideally situated within a short walk to Berwick Fields Primary School, bus stop and only minutes to Monash University, Casey Hospital, Station and Shops.This superb home offers first home buyers, investors or those scaling down a golden opportunity to secure a sensational home with no maintenance required. Features include 3 generous bedrooms, master with walk in robe and ensuite, spacious lounge with air conditioning, up to the minute kitchen with dishwasher, stainless steel Blanco appliances overlooking tiled family meals area and covered outdoor entertaining area.Additional features include ducted heating, split system air conditioner, double garage with remote and rear garden access plus good sized garden shed.A perfect package for an astute purchaser. INSPECT SATURDAY AT 12PM Buyers Over $425,000 Graeme Curtis 0419 538 940
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BEACONSFIELD 1 Jones Court
THE VERY BEST IN FAMILY LIVING 1107M2 BLOCK, IN GROUND POOL & CINEMA Set in a quiet court in the highly sought after Bowman’s Track area, this superb family home is fully optioned with outstanding entertainment focused features. Its 3 living areas include sep lounge, timber floored family room plus sep cinema/games room.An extensive covered alfresco deck is adjoined by an in ground pool set into an upper deck with frameless glass surround. A further covered pavilion and fully established, hedged borders add to the overall feeling of a private, green oasis. Back inside, a new ‘emporite’ finished kitchen is coupled with a huge walk in butler’s pantry- sure to please the most ardent of chefs! There’s four bedrooms, a palatial master with twin WIRs and luxurious ensuite, a fully fitted home office and direct internal access to double auto doored garage.A further van/boat storage area is situated beside the garage.A totally modern home in the perfect location! Inspect without delay. INSPECT SATURDAY AT 3PM Buyers Over $890,000 Peter Watson 0418 105 402 or Andrew Brown 0411 043 625
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4A 2B 2C
BERWICK 74 Avebury Drive
RENOVATE TO ACCUMULATE
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Brilliantly located within easy walk to schools, transport and a major shopping centre, this family friendly home has enormous potential. It features space in all the right places including a huge separate family room, a generous central kitchen plus adjoining dining area and a light filled formal lounge room.There’s 3 fitted bedrooms and separate study, master ensuite and double lock up garage with direct internal access. Outside a covered alfresco entertainment area, tree fringed lawn area and garden tool shed complete this highly desirable property.
This immaculate residence in one of Berwick’s most desirable locations is now being reluctantly sold by its fastidious owners. Offers an abundance of features that only your personal inspection will reveal. Incls 4 BRs, FENS,WIR, formal living rooms with high ceilings, central kitchen, meals area, large family room and double garage with remote control garage door. Numerous extras include, double glazed windows, solar panels, zoned refrigerated cooling and ducted gas heating, security system, fully insulated and recently painted throughout. Nestled in a lovely central neighbourhood with easy access to numerous schools, shops, transport and freeway.This one will be in high demand so your prompt inspection is definitely recommended.
INSPECT SATURDAY AT 11AM Auction Saturday 11th July at 11:00am.Terms: 10% deposit, balance 30 days. Peter Watson 0418 105 402 or Greg Phillips 0417 144 907
INSPECT SATURDAY AT 12PM Buyers Over $570,000 Greg Phillips 0417 144 907 1189355
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BERWICK 24 Montpelier Drive
EXECUTIVE EXCELLENCE IN THE CHASE It is clear from the moment you enter this wonderful residence that interior design has been integral in creating not just a home but a space that exudes warmth, ambience and a sense of style. The floorplan interacts with a number of outdoor “rooms” giving the feeling of perhaps being on holiday. A master suite and zoned secondary bedrooms provide for privacy and individual retreat areas. Entertaining will be a breeze with the indoor/outdoor layout with the main decked private space encompassing extensive water features. Internally the use of wallpaper, special effect paints, gas fireplace and mirrored walls absorbs your senses and has the eye going in a number of directions just to take it all in. The feeling of comfort and belonging is certainly here. High quality appliances, carpets, window furnishings, heating, cooling and stone benchtops make this the complete package. Numerous local landscaped parklands, Eden Rise Shopping Centre, quality public/ private schools and public transport make for a great location. A very complete craftsman built home of character and substance, just move in and enjoy. INSPECT SATURDAY 2:30 -3:00PM Buyers Over $600,000 Michael Patchell 0419 381 411 or Michael Rosario 0400 972 032
3A 2B 2C
HALLAM 118 Hinrichsen Drive
FAMILY SPECIAL Three bedroom home that is perhaps the ideal family residence. Full ensuite and walk in robe to the master, plus the remaining bedrooms have built in robes. L-shaped formal lounge-dining, gas cooking in the kitchen with an informal meals area adjacent. Separate air-conditioned family/ rumpus room. Paved outdoor entertaining area. Double lock up garage, a HUGE yard for kids to play and gas ducted heating.
INSPECT SATURDAY 12:00 - 12:30PM Buyers Over $440,000 Gary Andrews 0400 250 075
BERWICK 9 Quarry Hills Drive
• LAND CORNER • LAND CORNER • LAND CORNER • CONTACT MICHAEL PATCHELL 0419 381 411 DOYOU OWN LAND AND WANT TO SELL IT? ADVERTISE HERE FREE OF CHARGE RESIDENTIAL
ONE OF OLDE BERWICKS LAST LANDMARK HOMESITES – 839M² QUARRY HILLS ESTATE was developed in the 1980’s around a significantly noted original homestead “Quarry Hills Homestead” and quarry, known as “Wilson Botanic Park”. One of only two remaining undeveloped home sites this is a prized in town location. Berwick provides a wonderful café and restaurant culture with an olde world feel. Leafy avenues of aged oaks, parks, high quality schooling and transport are all close by. Boasting superb uninterrupted views with a never ending panorama of the changing seasons Melbourne provides. Surrounding homes are of a high calibre making this a rare opportunity to reside in a quiet enclave. AUCTION 11TH JULY 2015 AT 11:00AM TERMS 10% DEPOSIT, BALANCE 60/90 DAYS Michael Patchell 0419 381 411
166 Mountainview Boulevard
CRANBOURNE NORTH
512m²
130 J8
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Lot 6 Kingley Place
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398m²
108 F10
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Lot 201 Fairwood Rise
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684m²
214 E2
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214 E2
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108 F10
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692 Princes Hwy
BERWICK
28 Frederick Rise
NARRE WARREN
838m²
110 B7
$420,000+
Lot 15 Peak Drive
BERWICK
4021m²
109 B11
$560,000
Lot 2,4 Margaret Lane
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4885m²
108 H8
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4000m²
108 A4
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49-51 Stylebawn Drive
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4201m²
111 E5
$850,000
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11 C7
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BUNYIP 8 Haynes Close
AN ACRE OF STYLE AND LUXURY! Located within the prestigious Haynes Park Estate is this Stylish and seductive property that instantly draws your attention. Upon entry, you’ll find yourself marvelling at the expanse of the open plan living providing a light filled central hub that with beautiful chestnut floorboards and a stunning rural outlook. Flanked either side of the entry, is a study and formal lounge and a separate theatre room is tucked away down the hallway.The sleek kitchen features stone work surfaces, induction cooking and butler’s pantry.The main bedroom is located in the west wing of the residence showcasing a fitted walk in wardrobe and deluxe ensuite featuring double vanities, open shower and freestanding bath.Three secondary bedrooms are located in the northern wing complete with central bathroom and well-designed laundry with cabinetry. A substantial undercover alfresco that steps down to a further entertaining deck overlooking the expansive backyard! Along with; double glazed windows, refrigerated climate control and an oversized double garage and a huge 10m x 11m barn complete with concrete floor, power, floating work benches and a large mezzanine storage area. INSPECT SATURDAY AT 1:30PM Buyers Over $695,000 Matt Clark 0417 411 883
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2A 1B
PAKENHAM 51 Henry Street
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GREAT FAMILY HOME OR INVESTMENT PROPERTY!
A VIEW TO THE FUTURE!
Nestled within a beautiful North Side court, is this appealing family home situated on a generous 653m2 allotment. With close proximately to schools, bus public transport & parkland. Whilst the property is in need of some cosmetic updates it has a great functional floor plan that offers huge potential. The residence consists of two separate living spaces, open plan kitchen/ meals area that steps out to an covered decked entertaining area with views to the surrounding area. Master bedroom with ensuite & WIR, each of the remaining bedrooms feature BIR’s, plus a study or 4th bedroom.An established garden is both private & perfect for the family & pets.A double car garage with internal access to the home, rear roller door, and additional storage area for trailer/boat. Be quick to inspect, with this much potential it won’t last long! INSPECT SATURDAY AT 1:00PM Auction Saturday 25th July at 11:00am, 10% deposit, Balance 30 days Todd McKenna 0418 391 182 or Jenni Lewandowski 0419 849 524
Magnificently positioned in the heart of town and all town facilities at your doorstep and adjacent to parkland.A developers dream with the potential to further subdivide (STCA) in prime location.The residence on offer is a comfortable weatherboard home in need of some TLC. Comprising of two bedrooms, separate lounge room, kitchen/meals room with free standing gas oven, family bathroom & storage room. Currently leased the property provides an income stream.A superb opportunity that one can retain the home in its current form, further renovate or rebuild.The options are endless don’t let this one slip by.
INSPECT BY APPOINTMENT Buyers Over $290,000 Jenni Lewandowski 0419 849 524 or Troy Hastings 0425 869 936
7A 5B 2C
TYNONG NORTH 90 Weatherhead Road
REPOSSESSION AUCTION! • Two titles (52 acres and 46 Acres) • Two residence on 52 acre title • Main residence: 4 bed, 2 bath, spacious living, lagoon style pool, 2 car garage • Guest house: 3 bed, 2 bath, living • Panoramic views, absolute privacy • Direct access to Bunyip State Forest • Excellent paddock layout with extensive laneways • Water security assured – tanks, dams, bore • Excellent shedding plus vet treatment areas In conjunction with
INSPECT SATURDAY AT 3:00PM Auction: Saturday 25th July at 11:00am Nyall Greene 0409 560 778 or Peter Watson 0418 105 402
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COSY UNIT IN CENTRAL LOCALE WITH just a hop, skip and jump to the heart of Berwick village, this blue chip location is walking distance to cafes and trendy eateries as well as public transport, medical centres and all desired amenities. Positioned on a site of four units, this neat tidy property will appeal to investors and those looking to downsize in comfort. Boasting two generous bedrooms both with walk-in robes, well-
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appointed spacious kitchen with quality appliances and open-plan meals area, this lovely unit is complete with a large living room. Well-presented additional features include floorboards throughout, ducted heating, evaporative cooling, single garage and a private courtyard offering low-maintenance living. With an exceptional tenant in place, the rental return is currently $1390 pcm.
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4 Bdrm brick home with 2 living areas featuring colonial windows,split system a/c,outside entertaining area and amazing views. Features: 5 Treed acres,7 stables,5 undercover yards,60ft round yard,Handling yards,6 main paddocks,Post and rail/electric fencing,Dam. For Sale $570,000 Inspect By Appointment Contact Ray Wilkinson 0417 515 649
3 bdrm Ranch style home on 2.4 acres with commanding views over paddocks and hills in backyard. 10 private pony yards off central laneway. 2 paddocks, fouling yard and loose box. Mains water, sealed road frontage. For Sale $465,000 Inspect By Appointment Contact Ray Wilkinson 0417 515 649
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A sound investment! This 4BR home is comfortable, neat, established & in a location where growth has begun! Cnr allotment with sizable backyard, walking distance to school, train station, supermarket & more. Tenanted to Feb 16’ with a good return this home represents a great investment. 4BR, 2Bthrms, WIR to master. Large dining/family room opens to alfresco area & there’s also a separate lounge with plenty of natural light. Ducted heating, double R/C garage with internal access, low maintenance gardens & priced to sell. $299,000 Internet Id: wg3470 View property and more details at www.sej.com.au
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NARRE WARREN STH 4 HUNT CLUB RD OPULENT, ULTRA MODERN RESIDENCE IN BERWICK SPRINGS This modern contemporary is stunning in all respects. Spreading over 65sq (Approx), the design is impressive. With 5 living areas, 6 BRs, study & an abundance of amenities & entertaining areas, it will suite those with family in mind. The grand entrance foyer introduces the formal lounge & dining. Features timber floors, square set cornice & a vogue decor, flows through to an open plan casual living area with soaring void ceilings & an in-built fire place. The designer kitchen, at the heart of the family area, is featured in Ferrari red with stone bench tops & quality European appliances & fittings & much, much more. INSPECTIONS ARE A MUST!
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DEVELOP, INVEST OR ENJOY this spacious 4 BR brick home with 2 living areas, aircon, & covered patio for entertaining and a double carport. This fabulous large corner site is in the City of Casey’s Evan-Margaret Street Structure Plan with potential for intensive residential development (STCA). Described by Council as being in an area of ‘opportunities for townhouses, flats and apartments’. Great location, close to Clyde Roads commercial zone and an easy walk to shops, gyms, restaurants and the Berwick Railway Station. This fabulous development opportunity has it all, or enjoy this family home now while considering future options. Inspect By Appointment Contact Emil Sawiris 0411 886 807 or Tom Gibson 0438 574 472 Alex Scott & Staff, 49 High Street, Berwick - 9707 2000
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WITH impeccable presentation, this threebedroom family home oozes character and charm and offers a little something for everyone. Recycled bricks and reclaimed timber floorboards greet you at the front door and sets the tone for relaxed living. Across two levels, downstairs hosts a formal living room with open fireplace and a country-style kitchen that overlooks the family room and meals area. A great undercover outdoor entertaining area is easily accessed off the living and offers the perfect place for yearround entertaining with cafĂŠ blinds, and has plenty of privacy from the established gardens. Three bedrooms occupy the second floor with study nook and family bathroom. The huge master bedroom is perfectly positioned at the front of the home with ensuite, walk-in robe, built-in robe and a glorious view to the park from the balcony- the ideal spot for enjoying an early morning cup of tea. Other bonuses include a double garage with internal access, side access for additional cars, boats or trailers, ample storage throughout, gas-ducted heating, split system air-conditioning and plenty of olde world charm. Set in an enviable location, close to parks, shops and walking distance to public transport and Timbarra P-9 School. The agent says get ready to fall in love. Call before you miss out.
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set in a highly coveted location, this home features lush manicured gardens, established fruit orchard, resort style salt-water pool and gorgeous alfresco entertaining area. it comprises: 5 robed bedrooms (master Wir & ensuite), bathroom, p/room, country-style kitchen; formal/casual living areas, plus, extended balcony. Highlights: d/heating, evaporative cooling, ceiling fans, 2.1kw solar system, 9000lt w/tank, 2.5 garage with internal access & shed.
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This is the retirement lifestyle you’ve been dreaming about. set amongst 5 acres of beautiful heritage listed gardens, and boasting a host of amenities and community activities this 2 bedroom unit comes complete with garden views from each room, covered courtyard, A/C , heating, and a low maintenance garden. Complete with new carpets and fresh coat of paint there is nothing for you to do except move in and enjoy your new lifestyle.
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Stand-alone 3 bed, 2 bath unit is up for grabs! NO BODY CORPORATE! A feast of luxuries, possibly in one of the most convenient locations to Beaconsfield station, the hub of trendy Beaconsfield precinct & all schools, TAFE, Monash Uni & M1 freeway. Master with WIR, Caesarstone benches, tons of storage & walk-in pantry. Ducted heating, a/c & alarm, shed, double remote garage with internal access.
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Close to the heart of Berwick’s café society, this craftsman built home offering the ultimate in security, quiet sophistication & the opportunity to downsize in classically stylish surrounds. With downstairs bedrooms, and on its own title, it is ideal for single level living. Reverse cycle air conditioning, ducted gas heating & a double remote internal access garage. Close to train station & bus routes.
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11 McBride Road, BEACONSFIELD UPPER Tranquil Modern Living Totally renovated 4 bed, 2 bath, split level home – affording perfect seclusion, yet so close to all amenities that Upper Beac & Berwick have to offer. On a sealed road, an idyllic setting amongst the native bushland. Useablility of the land is limited however, you are still so privileged to enjoy the natural vistas from every window & decked area. Undercover outdoor area & shed – for those who enjoy the great outdoors!
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Your Lucky Break In Beacy! Thinking about building your dream home… Be sure not to miss out on this block of gold surrounded by top quality established homes. Located on an elevated block in a private court with picturesque views and only a stones throw from Beaconsfield town centre. Elite schools, along with numerous parks and recreation areas are only minutes away, and quick and easy access to the m1 Freeway and train stations.
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Narre Warren South 4 Peony Court
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Spacious Entertainer This 4 bedroom plus study home set a court location has formal lounge dining with a gas log fire place , 4 generous sized living areas including an upstairs retreat. A huge kitchen with plenty of cupboard space & overlooks the meals area, rumpus room and lounge area. The bedrooms all with double built in robes, the master bedroom has space to appoint a chase lounge so you can sit back & relax.
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Jaime Leigh Aziret 0406 993 120 Narre Warren South 8785 0377
Fully updated quality home on land approx 609m2, make this a fantastic property too good to miss, with its opportunity to develop in the future STCA. Quality features on offer: 2 large separate living areas, 3 bedrooms with built in robes, updated semi-ensuite bathroom & separate second toilet and powder room. A fully updated kitchen and much more. Inspect today.
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Berwick 5 Lawrence Drive
FOR SALE Price Range $340,000+ View Saturday 11:30AM-12:00PM ljhooker.com/4HKHFW
Hamid Ghasemi 0431 515 527 Narre Warren South 8785 0377 Shop 20, Casey Central Shopping Centre, 400 Narre Warren - Cranbourne Road
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Gorgeous North Side Charmer As you approach this magnificent 3 bedroom home you instantly realise that you have a home that is special in every way, with character, charm and functionality. As you enter you immediately feel the homeliness due to its low maintenance slate flooring throughout the living areas and the contemporary fixtures and fittings, which flow through the house from front to back. The large lounge room provides exceptional living space with a gorgeous view to the glowing lights in the hills of Berwick. Adjacent to the large lounge room is a gorgeous master bedroom, which instantly your eyes are drawn to the amazing views. The
master bedroom incorporates mood lighting, a WIR and a fully renovated ensuite with new vanity, tiles, toilet and frameless shower screens giving it that touch of class. The kitchen offers an abundance of natural light, lots of cupboard space and a 900mm upright stainless steel cooker. Outside is a decked area with a huge pergola to enjoy those Summer BBQ’s. Situated on an elevated 653m2 approx block with views and with extras such as ducted heating, evaporative cooling and much more, you will need to act quick to not miss out.
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Metin Aziret 0439 955 526 Sam Roach 0401 566 046 Narre Warren South 8785 0377 Shop 20, Casey Central Shopping Centre, 400 Narre Warren - Cranbourne Road
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Officer
3 Station Street
EXPRESSION OF INTEREST
OFFICER’S PREMIER LOCATION Unique land offering 3.84 AC / 1.555 HA – Zoned gateway – Peripheral Commercial, Residential zone at the rear – Two road frontages with future third road at the rear – Two display homes on site – Sensational development site (STCA) controlled intersection – Station Street & Princes Highway – In conjunction with Harkaway Homes, part of the Harkaway Homes relocation project! Expression Of Interest - Closing 31st July, 2015 (If not sold prior) 10% Deposit, Balance - December 2016 Contact: Steve Hobson on 0418 897 411
Officer
46-48 & 56 Station Street
EXPRESSION OF INTEREST
GATEWAY LOCATION – MIXED USE – TWO INDIVIDUAL LOTS 2 separate lots – 46-48 Station Street known as Lots 14 & 15 on PS 008335. 56 Station Street known as Lot 1 on Title Plan 620510F - 46-48 Station, 4103m2, 68 metre frontage and 60.35 metres in depth - 56 Station Street – 918m2, 15.24 metres and 60.35 metres in depth - Zoned Mixed Use – Peripheral Commercial. High traffic location, close proximity to shops, schools and transport. Blank canvas and ready for new owner - Invest in Officer’s future today, in conjunction with Places Victoria. Expression Of Interest Closing 7th August 2015 (If not sold prior) Contact: Steve Hobson on 0418 897 411
Nar Nar Goon
Buyers Over $550,000
Pakenham
$520,000
1 ACRE - SUIT TRADIE / FAMILY
PRESTIGIOUS FAMILY HOME
Situated on a 4,035m2 fully serviced block is this fantastic 3 bedroom brick veneer home. Semi-ensuite & walk in robe to master. Large lounge is made comfortable by gas heating & air-con. Separate meals area off the kitchen which has electric cooking, ample bench & cupboard space. Outside amenities include, covered pergola & BBQ with café curtains. Beyond the BBQ area we have a sensational man cave plus mezzanine floor plus area for boat/van. The potential is there to subdivide (STCA)!
It’s a very impressive home with plenty of benefits including abundant living areas, big spacious bedrooms, ensuite to master, modern central kitchen that has built in pantry and ample bench space. Features throughout include timber floating floors, ducted heating, ducted vacuum, feature gas heater to formal sitting, double garage and caravan/boat storage area. Beautifully presented, well located in the Heritage Springs Estate and ready for the lucky new owners.
31 MULCARE STREET Inspect Saturday 27th June 2015 12:30-1:00pm
Pakenham
Buyers Over $290,000
Garfield
From $315,000
GREAT INVESTMENT – CHEAP AS CHIPS
BRAND NEW TOWNHOUSES!!
This free standing brick veneer home which is currently tenanted and enjoys a flat, well located position close to both primary and secondary schools and transport just around the corner. A three bedroom that has a comfortable lounge, meals area abutting the kitchen, good robe space, spacious laundry and a double garage with rear roller door access and the yard is fenced and secure. It’s a good opportunity to get into the market while interest is low. Inspect by appointment.
Currently under construction are these five luxurious townhouses. Each of the homes have three bedrooms, two bathrooms, large kitchen, lovely open plan living areas, ducted heating, split system air-conditioning, double remote garage with direct access into the home is a great benefit plus low maintenance throughout. Dont miss out!!
Derrick Brown 0418 317 096
Stephen O’Loughlin 0408 591 170
Phil Caswell 0419 882 650
Steve Hobson 0418 897 411
119 Main Street Pakenham
NARRE WARREN SOUTH
BERWICK
FIXTURES FACTORED INTO FLOORPLAN AS with all display homes, builders go the extra mile to showcase their product. Using interior and landscape designers they create not just a new home but a lifestyle property. This is a fine example as the floorplan works with the fittings and fixtures to create a number of different zones. Highlighting the entry, visitors are greeted with a gas log fire and metal lookpainted surround. Smoked glass mirrored walls, wallpapers and cool coloured walls provide a unique ambience of warmth. Interaction with outdoor spaces is evident with the master having direct access to a courtyard and living spaces spill out to the extensive decked entertaining area with the highlight being a large water feature. Even the rumpus has direct access to its own outdoor room. The master bedroom with oversized ensuite is separate from the secondary
bedrooms which are of good proportions and also have some walk-in robes. Other nice touches include direct access from the garage via the laundry, separate powder room and volumes of storage. Extensive use of stone, high quality appliances and window furnishings make this not just a home but a lifestyle to move into and enjoy.
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FABULOUS FAMILY ENTERTAINER SITUATED near parklands and within walking distance to all that Casey Central Shopping Centre has to offer is this stunning three bedroom plus study home that is only 11 years old. Master bedroom with ensuite and a huge walk-in robe, front family living room with study area and reading nook. Sleek and stylish new kitchen with large central island, stone benches, glass splashback and stainless steel appliances including dishwasher. Rear rumpus room with ample built-in storage to hide all the kids’ toys and computers. For the adults, a large undercover alfresco with an outside bar bench/servery to the kitchen window, water and Merbau feature and a fire pit. For the kids, a huge garden to run around and play plus ample space for a trampoline or even a pool if so desired.
Double remote garage with rear roller access, internal access plus side access for extra storage. All freshly painted with timber floating floors, ducted heating and split system cooling - a stunning home.
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BERWICK
CONTEMPORARY LIVING CAN’T BETTER
29 Bushlark Court
JUST five years young and
Inspect: Saturday, 3pm
perfectly positioned in the highly regarded Bellbird Park, this vibrant, modern home encompasses all you’ll need for relaxed family living.
INTRODUCED by a wide entry gallery, the home features a split level design with a centrally positioned galley kitchen with a raked cathedral ceiling creating a stunning effect. An adjoining dining area and family room allow entertaining to spill out onto the decked alfresco terrace situated under roof. Bedrooms are zoned with the generous master suite featuring a full ensuite with
double shower and vanities and walk-in robe with a further two bedrooms, each with built-in robes separated by a versatile kids’ retreat area. Add to this a separate study/home office, double auto-doored garage with direct internal entry, double- glazed windows, solar power system, and it’s quite apparent that nothing is lacking here.
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PEAKE PACKED WITH EXPERIENCE EARLIER this year, Treena Ashton and Sarah James created one of Berwick’s first super real estate teams - at Peake Real Estate. They are a team that is dedicated to outstanding service, energetic style and clients for life. Treena and Sarah have worked together in the past and in combination, these two dedicated real estate agents endeavour to display high integrity and the passion to succeed and achieve outstanding results. Treena is a people person, her own keen eye for real estate is what led her to a well-respected sale consultant role many
years ago. She believes her sincere and caring nature and the ability to listen to people’s needs help her to stand out from the crowd. As a strong negotiator and with the ability to conduct clean and ethical business decisions, Treena prides herself in honesty and accomplishing the best results for her clients. Sarah has a strong and vibrant personality that is infectious, and will leave you with a smile on your face. After 10 years in the industry, a licensed estate agent and business broker, Sarah offers a wealth of knowledge
and dedication to the real estate industry. Growing up on acreage, her love of land has developed more over the years, and she enjoys nothing more than sharing that passion when selling this style of property. “There is nothing more enjoyable than walking over acres of land with potential purchasers and watching them fall in love with it,” she says. For further information, contact Treena Ashton, 0405 186 947 or Sarah James, 0419 144 611 at Peake Real Estate, Berwick.
DISPLAY & LAND
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LOCATOR BOTANIC RIDGE
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CALL 03 9796 3944 www.profine.com.au
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Fixed price homes from $299,900 Adjacent to Amstel Golf Course, 1030 Cranbourne-Frankston Rd, Cranbourne Fairwaypark.com.au
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AFFORDABLE BOUTIQUE LIVING Cardinia Road, Officer Melway ref: 215 C7
PHONE 1300 97 62 64 www.cardiniavillage.com.au
700M2+ BLOCKS Officer’s No. 1 Land Estate & Display Village with 32 new homes 11am - 5pm Daily 325 Princes Highway, Officer
PHONE 1300 925 349
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Two homes on display
Princes Highway, Officer Melway 215 E4 Sales Office Open 7 Days 11am - 5pm
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PHONE: 1300 737 851 www.grandvue.com.au
Open Sat to Wed 12noon till 5pm
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NARRE WARREN SOUTH
KIMBERLEY DOWNS ESTATE STAGE 11B SOLD STAGE 10 TO BE RELEASED LATER THIS YEAR, 25 LOTS - SIZES 600M2 – 1112M2 Register your interest NOW at
PAKENHAM
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Located in the Heart of Pakenham * Leading home builders * Parks and wetlands * Walk to train and Town centre
27-29 Silkwood Drive Warragul Melway Ref: X912 V7 Open 7 days, 11.00am – 5.00pm
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61 Racecourse Rd, Pakenham
9704 4040
TO ADVERTISE IN OUR DISPLAY HOME & LAND LOCATOR, PLEASE PHONE
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OR CONTACT MONIQUE 0419 119 719 Roger Davis Pty Ltd Suite 1, 624 Ferntree Gully Road Cnr Brandon Park Dve, Wheelers Hill
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SELANDRA RISE BELANT WAY, CLYDE NORTH (MELWAY REF 134 K5) ON DISPLAY: The Flinders The Ibis - Open Soon
THE AVENUE STONELEIGH ROAD, CRANBOURNE NORTH (MELWAY REF 130 K11) ON DISPLAY: The Cottesloe Mk 11 The Calandra - Open Soon
BERWICK WATERS FLOWERBLOOM CRESCENT CLYDE NORTH (MELWAY REF 131 C8) ON DISPLAY: Sat-Wed 12-5pm The Armadale The Palm Cove
CASIANA GROVE RED MAPLE DRIVE, CRANBOURNE (MELWAYS REF 133 B6) ON DISPLAY: Sat-Wed 12-5pm The Colorado The Esprit
TIMBERTOP ESTATE CLOVELLY WAY, OFFICER (MELWAY REF 214 E2) ON DISPLAY: Sat-Wed 12-5pm The Cloverlea The Camberwell
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OPENBERWICK HOMES EDITION
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ALEX SCOTT & STAFF, PAKENHAM – 5941 1111 Koo Wee Rup 59 Bailey Boulevard Pakenham 1 Pownceby Court Pakenham Upper 695 Gembrook Road
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BARRY PLANT, BERWICK – 9707 1400 Narre Warren South 5 Rochford Place Berwick 1/13 Peel Street Berwick 28 Bernly Boulevard Berwick 11 Bermerale Court Berwick 9 Liberty Avenue Berwick 16 Cambridge Drive Berwick 11 Ellesse Way Berwick 5 Brennan Court Berwick 79 Edrington Park Drive Berwick 19 Rutland Road Berwick 7 Florence Avenue Berwick 7 Astrid Court Beaconsfield 19 Mahon Avenue Berwick 13 Glenside Walk
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BARRY PLANT, NARRE WARREN – 8794 6100 Narre Warren 11 Golden Leaf Avenue Narre Warren North 15 Harries Court Endeavour Hills 107 David Collins Drive Berwick 64 Wurundjeri Boulevard Narre Warren Unit 2/20 Amber Crescent Narre Warren South 15 Zennith Place Narre Warren North 15 Harries Court Narre Warren Unit 2/20 Amber Crescent Narre Warren 11 Golden Leaf Avenue Berwick 64 Wurundjeri Boulevard
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FIRST NATIONAL NEILSON PARTNERS, BERWICK – 9707 6000 Narre Warren South 10 Robinswood Parade Sat 11.00 - 11.30am Berwick 24 Dahlen Place Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm Berwick 1A Scanlan Street Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm Berwick 74 Avebury Drive Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm Berwick 6/15-19 Palmerston Street Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm Berwick 10 Rosemary Court Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm Berwick 6/15-19 Palmerston Street Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm Berwick 7 Mornington Grove Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm Berwick 15 Caravelle Court Sat 2.00 - 2.30pm Berwick 2 Mary Court Sat 2.00 - 2.30pm Berwick 19 Cara Crescent Sat 3.00 - 3.30pm Berwick 29 Bushlark Court Sat 3.00 - 3.30pm Beaconsfield 1 Jones Court Sat 3.00 - 3.30pm Narre Warren North 1 Jacques Road Sat 3.30 - 4.00pm FIRST NATIONAL NEILSON PARTNERS, NARRE WARREN – 9705 4888 Hallam 118 Hinrichsen Drive 12.00 -12.30pm Narre Warren South 66 Wood Road 1.00 - 1.30pm Berwick 24 Montpelier Drive 2.30 - 3.00pm FIRST NATIONAL NEILSON PARTNERS, PAKENHAM – 5941 4444 Pakenham 57 Storey Drive Sat at 12.00pm Pakenham 6 Dudley Mews Sat at 1.00pm Bunyip 8 Haynes Close Sat at 1.30pm Tynong North 90 Weatherhead Road Sat at 3.00pm GRANT’S ESTATE AGENTS, BERWICK – 9707 5555 Narre Warren 13 Caulfield Court Beaconsfield 5 Ludlow Court Cranbourne Nth 83 Linden Tree Narre Warren South 48 Golden Grove Drive Beaconsfield 5 Grange
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INSPECTION PLANNER
GRANT’S ESTATE AGENTS, NARRE WARREN – 9704 8899 Pakenham 4/30 Tuscany Rise Sat 11.00 - 11.30am GRANT’S ESTATE AGENTS, PAKENHAM – 5940 2555 Tynong 48 Railway Avenue Officer 10 Lagoon Row Pakenham 9 McCaffrey Rise Pakenham 1 Broadhurst Road Cranbourne 35 Breamlea Way Pakenham 24 Red Gum Circuit Pakenham 39 Tipperary Circuit Pakenham 17 Webster Way Pakenham 25 Park Boulevard Pakenham 16 Hillrise Court Pakenham 67 Meeking Drive Pakenham 33 Victory Drive Pakenham 30 Shetland Court Pakenham 9 Cormorant Parade
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HARCOURTS, DROUIN – 5625 2877 Drouin Unit 4/1 Princes Way Drouin 99 Cook Street Drouin 5 Amber Court Bunyip Unit 2/6 High Street Drouin Unit 2/73 Victoria Street Longwarry 50-54 Drouin Road Drouin 7 Nottingham Court Poowong 31 Drouin Road Drouin Grace Court Estate
Sat 10.00 - 10.30am Sat 10.45 - 11.15am Sat 11.30 - 12.00pm Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm Sat 12.15 - 12.45pm Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm Sat 1.00 - 1.30pm Sat 2.00 - 2.30pm Sat 2.00 - 3.00pm
KAYE CHARLES, BERWICK – 9707 0111 Berwick 4/62-64 Peel Street Berwick 8 Zena Place
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BARRY PLANT, PAKENHAM – 5941 1977 Pakenham 47 Belvedere Drive Pakenham 7 Yellow Gum Drive Pakenham 15 Arbour Rise Pakenham 4/57 King Street Pakenham 12 Livingstone Boulevard Pakenham 12 Hayes Court Pakenham 9 Blackwood Drive Longwarry 2 Ashley Court Pakenham 25 Cormorant Parade Pakenham 15 Salvia Avenue Pakenham 48 Dusseldorp Avenue Pakenham 98 Duncan Drive Pakenham 4 Maya Street
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Brush with make-up master By GEORGIA WESTGARTH CROWDS flocked outside the Napoleon Perdis store in Westfield Fountain Gate last week to grab a polaroid photo and a kiss on the cheek from Mr Perdis himself. “My customer is my empress and I’m excited to meet some of our most loyal fans,” he said. Perfectly primped from head to toe and dressed in a pop of orange, Napoleon Perdis air kissed each fan on the cheek and posed for several photos before insisting his fans get a free cosmetic touch up from his trained staff. With his iconic black and white striped walls and mirrors lit up by light bulbs, the store was buzzing with females of all ages. Customers were invited to book a 60-minute ‘make-up shakeup’ lesson with Napoleon beauty experts and receive an exclusive gift set. Mr Perdis revealed some classic mistakes we all make when applying. “All young girls should book in for a make-up lesson,” he said and advised his younger followers not to listen to YouTube make-up tutorials. “Young girls need to make sure they’re not over applying with heavy foundation,” he said, and suggested mascara and concealer as a must wear for women over 50 years old. With 73 concept stores throughout Australia and New Zealand, fans and shoppers at Westfield Fountain Gate were treated to a meet and greet experience with the make-up magnate. Kayla Byrne from Mooroolbark graduated from Napoleon’s nine-week make-up course and said she was very excited to meet the man who created the beauty products she adores. “I absolutely loved the course and am obsessed with all the products,” she said.
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Burritos on the house ends up breaking state record By GEORGIA WESTGARTH A VICTORIAN record was achieved in the name of free food at Westfield Fountain Gate last week. Hundreds of people lined up to receive a free burrito or burrito bowl and get a taste of the new Latin-inspired local eat out. Guzman y Gomez (GYG) Mexican restaurant officially opened on Thursday 18 June and officially hit a record in Victoria giving away 5482 free burritos. The free food opening day is a signature of the Mexican fast food restaurant which has been delivering traditional Mexican flavours in Australia since 2006. Anyone who stopped by between 11am and 8pm could pick their fillings, take a seat and take in the Mexican entertainment, free nachos, colouring corner for the kids and moustache face painting. Founder of GYG, Steven Marks, had hoped the opening would beat the national record of 6361 burritos given away in one day, but has since had to settle for the Victorian record. “We brought our A-Game yesterday and we were able to make one fresh made to order burrito every six seconds,” Mr Marks said. A long term supporter of Mision Mexico in Tapachula, Mexico, GYG collected gold coin donations on the day with 100 per cent of the proceeds going to the children’s refuge which helps abused and neglected street kids get back on their feet and raised more than $1300.
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Anti-violence message intoned MUSIC can be stronger than the spoken word. And while ministers and MPs alike spoke truly and evocatively about the destructive nature of family violence last week, and its prevalence in Casey, it was a couple of musical performances by high school students that really seemed to drive home the message. Family Violence Prevention Minister Fiona Richardson joined Narre Warren South MP Judith Graley at Kambrya College in Berwick on Friday to launch the Say NO to Family Violence campaign, which will roll out across many Casey schools and community organisations. Kambrya students Eden and Georgia opened proceedings with a sobering rendition of ‘You Make Me Feel Like A Natural Woman’, while their peers Sarah and Lauren closed proceedings with a fitting acoustic version of ‘Roar’ by Katy Perry. The campaign encouraged Kambrya students to create banners promoting the initiative, and in the process they discussed the issue regularly with art teacher Deborah Russo, who at the launch admitted she had not known the extent of the damning Casey statistics. News photographer STEWART CHAMBERS was at the launch to capture all the action.
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Award for smart tech By CASEY NEILL BERWICK and Narre Warren businesses can claim part of a Victorian tech award. Successful Endeavours and Zain Digital collaborated to help SkyNanny.net take out the Merit Award in the New Product Category at the Victorian iAwards announced last week. The awards recognised businesses at the cutting edge of technology innovation. SkyNanny.net is a child location device that fits within its own pocket inside a child’s clothing. It links to a mobile app and allows a parent to locate their child within minutes. Narre Warren’s Zain Digital provided a data security solution and developed the SkyNanny.net mobile app while Successful Endeavours in Berwick provided the electronics design. Jason Petch came up with the SkyNanny.net idea after briefly becoming separated from his daughter at the beach, and after himself being abducted when he was six years old. “The combination of these events had a profound impact on me,” he said. “It triggered a burning desire to find a solution that would not only create a safer world for children, but
would give peace of mind to parents, particularly when in busy public places with their children.” Mr Petch said it was wonderful for the SkyNanny.net team of experts to be recognised for “their professionalism and technological genius”. “The award is a true endorsement of the dedication, experience and character of both Zain Digital and Successful Endeavours, who had to overcome several significant technological challenges to achieve the final outcome,” he said. Zain Digital strategist George Zeidan said the award was testament to the great outcomes that could be achieved when businesses got together to build a technological solution that contributed to the greater good. Successful Endeavours’ Ray Keefe said Mr Petch’s trust allowed his team to come up with a unique combination of technologies. “SkyNanny.net now has GPS tracking, internet communications via 3G, Bluetooth Smart Device communications and Qi Wireless Charging working together over a surface area the equivalent of a business card,” he said. SkyNanny.net will now vie for the National iAwards to be announced in August.
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Pitch in with new ideas YOUNG entrepreneurs can pitch their best business ideas for a chance to make them a reality. Casey Cardinia Region group has invited 15 to 21-year-olds to share an idea that could change the world. Four successful applicants will take part in a shark tank-style event at a Tech-Innovation and Entrepreneurship Expo on Saturday 15 August at Chisholm Institute Berwick Campus at 25 Kangan Drive, Berwick. They’ll face local entrepreneurs who are eager to help them reach their goals. The finalists and a winner will receive publicity and mentoring from event sponsors. Entrepreneurs need to submit a written application and have the option of adding a three to five minute video of their idea. Applications close on 24 July. Visit metabiz. com.au/blog/shark-tank for more information.
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Tracey Kyle. from lenders around Australia, look at ways to save even more, provide expert advice so borrowers can make confident decisions and handle negotiations, paperwork, roadblocks and details. They can help with home loans, commercial loans, personal loans, car finance, business equipment loans and insurance. Starting with Smartline in 2000, Allan Thompson and Tracey Kyle have more than 50 years of combined finance experience. Their ability to come up with the right loan solutions for each client is the key to their ongoing success. Allan and Tracey’s expertise covers all aspects of lend-
ing, from first home buyers to helping self-employed clients and seasoned property investors meet their financial objectives. “The fact that most of our business comes from referrals is also very satisfying - it means our clients have the confidence in our ability to provide reliable and efficient service” she said. Tracey and Allan’s Beaconsfield mortgage broking business is fully mobile and services all areas including but not limited to the Cardina Shire and City of Casey. Find Smartline Personal Mortgage Advisers at 25 Woods Street, Beaconsfield. Call on 03 9769 8889 or mobile 0407 810 271. They are open all hours to best service their clients.
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Breakfast at Bernie’s By GARRY HOWE RETAIL veteran Bernie Brooks did not have to look past the front door of his home for an example of what he described as the ‘digital disruption’ of his world. The former Myer Limited CEO told a big crowd at Wednesday morning’s Casey Cardinia Business Breakfast at the Cardinia Cultural Centre of the arguments that ensued when his son started buying goods online. His appeals to support the business that supported the family largely fell on deaf ears and it wasn’t until a few of the ordered items didn’t fit that the household mail traffic eased. Mr Brooks said his son now combined online shopping with an in-store experience and his message was that businesses prepared to exist in both environments would successfully negotiate the digital disruption. He said it was critical that businesses were prepared to morph into an omni-channel. Loosely defined, that is a multi-
channel approach to sales that provides customers with a seamless shopping experience, whether it’s from a desktop, a mobile phone or in the store. He used Barnes and Noble Bookshops in the US as an example. In an environment of declining book sales, they developed their own book reader. Mr Brooks said the retail world had evolved from the days of the old shopkeeper who knew you and your family, to the self-service innovation, then the introduction of scanning and through to the impacts of the “worldwide web”. He said shoppers were now living by the click - they wanted it now. “The customer is now in control,” he said. “They won’t wait in line.” Mr Brooks said customers liked the idea of being rewarded for their loyalty and had ever increasing expectations around service. He said a lot of shoppers did their research online, but that at the moment most still purchased from stores. Many still considered shopping a day out and looking at ways to enhance
Key people at the Casey Cardinia Business Breakfast, from left, Casey councillor Amanda Stapledon, sponsor George Diamantopoulos from Telstra Business Centre, Cardinia mayor Leticia Wilmot, guest speaker Bernie Brooks, Vicky Allen from Telstra, Casey Mayor Mick Morland and MC Russell Robinson from the Melbourne Football Club. 140289
Former Myer CEO Bernie Brooks told guests at the Casey Cardinia Business Breakfast how best to survive the digital disruption of retail.
that experience was important. Mr Brooks said initial issues of mistrust around online sharing of financial information were turning around and more and more purchases would be made online. He said it was the businesses prepared to offer an integration of online and in-store opportunities that would do the best. He advised to innovate and warned not to leave it until the downturn to do so. “The lure of comfort stifles the de-
30 years’ experience, including stints in India and China. As well as heading Myer, he had also worked as a Management Director for the Woolworths Group. The next Casey Cardinia Region business event is an ‘Empowering Women’ lunch featuring Alannah and Madeline Foundation CEO Judith Slocombe at the Cranbourne Racing Centre on Friday 14 August. For more information or to book, visit www. ccrwomensbusinesslunch@eventbrite. com.au
sire to innovate,” he warned. “The best time to do it is when things are going well.” He said the quality of the people you had and the speed at which you did things were critical to success and that it was important to be consumer-led in what you did. Other tips were to keep it simple “Don’t overcomplicate things; we’re all busy people” - and to encourage your people to shop at home, within their own community. Mr Brooks is a retail veteran with
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KLOUD Nine has now been in Berwick for two wonderful years! With delicate and beautiful lingerie to everyday underwear and sleepwear, as well as its newest addition of fun and colourful sports and activewear, the store has something for everyone. Staff specialise in finding the perfect fitting bra, no matter customers’ shape or size, and make them feel at home. Customers will walk out of Kloud Nine feeling truly welcomed and happy. Kloud Nine Lingerie is at 15 Blackburne Square, Berwick. Phone 9769 4480. Customers will feel at home.
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Tinies in the spotlight CASEY kids and their parents love Tinies’ Time at the Hampton Park Library. Babies and toddlers up to the age of three joined their mums and dads at the library on Tuesday morning for the weekly Rhyme Time event, where the children got to listen to a number of stories, songs and rhymes. Tinies’ Time is free and is held weekly at the Hampton Park Library during school terms, beginning in early February and ending early December. Check out www.cclc.vic.gov.au/storytimes for more information. News photographer ROB CAREW stopped by the library during Tinies’ Time this week.
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Rachael Sleeman reads with her two-year-old daughter Valencia.
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What’s on LEARN some tips and tricks to reduce fire risks this winter. Statistics show accidents, lack of awareness and negligence cause majority of house fires. CFA’s ‘Reduce the Risk Workshops’ give residents the opportunity to identify strategies to reduce fire risks around their home. Areas covered include common causes of house fires, how to prevent and reduce your risk of a house fire, how to develop your personal home fire escape plan, smoke alarm maintenance and fire extinguisher and fire blanket use. ■ Balla Balla Community Centre, 65 BerwickCranbourne Road, Cranbourne East, Tuesday 21 July 10am to 11.30am. Free session run by CFA’s Southern Metropolitan Region.
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REPTILE handling, lambs, camels and much more will be on show for a school holiday fun day at Cranbourne Home. A colour competition, craft, face painting, lucky dips, potting plants, camel rides, animal farm and a karaoke and pillow competition will all be on offer. The first 100 people will get a mini muffin from Reddy Roast, a kids pack from Officeworks and a small fries from Hungry Jack’s. ■ Cranbourne Home, 398 South Gippsland Highway, Cranbourne. Tuesday 30 June, 10am to 2pm. Reptile handling 1pm, colouring competition 10am-2pm and potting plants 11am-1pm.
Ageing positively THE cinema program will screen the movie Advanced Style which examines the lives of seven unique New Yorkers whose eclectic personal style and vital spirit have guided their approach to ageing. Enjoy a cup of tea or coffee after the movie. ■ Hallam Community Theatre, 74-84 Frawley Road on Tuesday 30 June from 2pm to 4pm.
Thai cooking classes RECIPES will be shared by Kate, who is from northern Thailand, and participants will learn recipes and shortcuts to some of Kate’s favourite meals. Thai entrees, curries, stir fries and special family recipes will be shared and eaten by the group or taken home. All dishes include traces of nuts. The hands-on classes go for four weeks. All ingredients are included in the cost. ■ Balla Balla Community Centre, 65 BerwickCranbourne Road, Cranbourne East. Monday 13 July for four weeks. 7pm to 9pm. Cost: $120.
Play bridge U3A Cranbourne is looking for more people to play bridge and join its memoirs class which teaches participants how to collate past memories. ■ U3A rooms at 3/65 Berwick - Cranbourne Road, opposite Casey Race Swimming Pool. Bridge will be held on Friday afternoons between 12.30pm and 2.30pm. Anyone who is interested in doing a class at U3A Cran-
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Cooking with dad THE Cook it With Dad program is an opportunity for fathers and children to cook together. They can learn how to cook healthy meals with Dad, spend some quality time together and strengthen their relationship as they meet other families and learn life skills as a team. ■ Selandra Family and Children’s Centre, 45 Haflinger Avenue, Clyde North, Saturday 21 February to Saturday 12 December, 10.30am to noon. Held every Saturday during school terms. Registration is essential with the City of Casey on 9705 5200 or email dadsmatter@casey.vic.gov.au.
Novelty cake decorating IMPROVE your cake decorating skills or just have some fun with friends. Each week there is something new and exciting to learn including cupcake decorating, sugar cookie decorating, covering a dummy round cake with basic decorations and creating sugar flowers. ■ Balla Balla Community Centre, 65 BerwickCranbourne Road, Cranbourne East. BYO apron, small hobby knife, mat for rolling fondant, and all ingredients are included in the price. Monday 21 July for four weeks. 7pm to 9pm. Cost: $120. Additional cost for basic tool kit: $15 payable to tutor at first lesson.
Narre Warren seniors JOIN the seniors’ club in Narre Warren for a jam-packed June, with special guest entertainment from Brenda May Vogt, Alex Matthews and Joey D’Rozario. ■ 192/196 Centre Road, Narre Warren. Sunday socials on Sunday 28 June from 2pm to 5pm. Phone 9704 0015 for more information.
Make your own moisturiser FACE and body moisturiser workshop will teach the method of preparing and combining all natural ingredients to create a healthy face and body moisturiser. Each participant will take home a jar of each moisturiser they make along with the recipes. Ingredients will be available on the day to purchase for your convenience to be able to make at home. Cost includes all materials. ■ Balla Balla Community Centre, 65 BerwickCranbourne Road, Cranbourne East. Tuesday 11 August for one week. 1pm to 3pm. Cost $32.
Victorian Hearing Aid Bank where eligible people can access free hearing aids. ■ Lynbrook Community Centre, corner Lynbrook Boulevard and Harris Street, from 9.30am to 4.30pm on 2 July, 6 August, 3 September, 1 October, 5 November and 3 December. For further information, contact Better Hearing Australia on 1300 242 842 or visit www.betterhearing.org.au.
Crystals workshop THE learn about crystals workshop will teach participants about the energy of crystals. The course covers how to use the healing properties of crystals, how to do chakra balancing, working with a pendulum, gem essences and the elixir of the crystals. The classes will also teach how to cleanse and recharge crystals for maximum results. ■ Balla Balla Community Centre, 65 BerwickCranbourne Road, Cranbourne East. Tuesday 28 July for two weeks. 1pm to 3pm. Cost: $40
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Pursuant to Section 84 (1) of the Local Government Act 1989 (the Act) the Mayor, Cr Mick Morland, has called a Special Meeting of the Council of the City of Casey to be held in the Council Chamber, Magid Drive, Narre Warren on Tuesday 14 July 2015 at 8.30pm. The business to be transacted at the meeting is: 1. Reading of the Prayer 2. Apologies 3. Declarations by Councillors of any Interest or Conflict of Interest 4. To consider and resolve a Closed Council Report BASS PLAYER AND DRUMMER required for Summer residency. A set list of blues and jazz arrangements to learn. Will consider experienced players or dedicated music students willing to rehearse. SMS your instrument and contact number to 0421 148 008.
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SAWDUST, SHAVINGS,
Delivered in 10 metre loads
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$37 metre
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Ph: 9706 4685/0419 304 555
Firewood Local (Stringybark, Messmate) & Redgum
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Small well established Panel Beating business in Pakenham. All equipment included. New lease on premises. For full details and price email: jwellman@bigpond.net.au
Shared Shop available to rent. Suit clothing, beauty, retail or like minded (complimentary) business. Great location in a high traffic area. Long established business. Proven success. For a confidential discussion please call:
0418 998 050
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5941 2516
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CHEF Extremely busy restaurant is requiring a full time experienced Chef. Capable of stepping up to role of Head Chef when required. Must be a team player. 38 hour week based on split shifts. Award wages plus overtime.
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Tracey Ryan with her aunty Pearl, in Ireland. “A lot of drugs - and a lot of stubbornness,” she said. Tracey was happy to come home to her husband Andrew, teenage son Leigh and pregnant daughter Erin. “Leigh got a lot taller and Erin had got a lot bigger with the baby,” she said. Erin’s baby is due on 22 August - Tracey’s first grandchild. “If she’s like her mother she’ll go early,” she said. “I was a month early with her and I was 12 weeks early with Leigh. “It’s one very spoilt grandchild already. I can’t wait to hold that little bundle. “I’ll spoil it while I can.” Leigh’s 18th birthday in September is another milestone she’s hoping to reach. Tracey was diagnosed with breast cancer in February 2010 and it’s since spread to
her spine, ribs, lungs and liver. Doctors say the disease will soon claim her life. She wrote a bucket list in 2012 and has since watched Erin get married, skydived, climbed the Sydney Harbour Bridge and received a makeover from Westfield Fountain Gate and Myer. “Leigh goes ‘mum we have to find you some more bucket list stuff to do’,” she said. “I’m going to have to come up with something.” Tracey will continue to do her bit to find a cure for breast cancer. She works with Pink Hope, Breast Cancer Network Australia and the National Breast Cancer Foundation, and directs Young Pink Sisters, a charity that fellow breast cancer sufferers set up to give back. “I don’t want anyone else or their families to have to go through this,” she said.
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ENROLMENTS are now being taken for 2016 at Don Bosco Catholic Primary School, Narre Warren. The school, situated at 496 Princes Highway, has vacancies in prep and other levels. Principal Mark Linden said the school offers Prep to Grade 6 as well as specialist classes in music, physical education, Indonesian, art and library studies. “We offer an inclusive education where we aim for the students to become independent,
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CRANBOURNE North mum Tracey Ryan just has one thing left on her bucket list - finding a cure for breast cancer. The 50-year-old has terminal cancer and just returned from a three-week trip to Northern Ireland - the place where half her ashes will be scattered - to say goodbye to relatives. “It was absolutely unbelievable,” she said. “Words can’t describe it. “I didn’t want to come back, actually. I could have stayed there forever. “I think we flooded Belfast airport when I was leaving. “There were a lot of tears had by everyone.” Tracey made the trip thanks to the people of Maldon in central Victoria who paid for her flights through a fund-raiser organised by sister-in-law Tess Ryan. Tracey attended family birthdays and even a wedding. “It was good to see them, I missed them like crazy,” she said. She climbed a rope bridge up a steep embankment during a day of sight-seeing. “We had to keep stopping and the lungs were playing up so I had to get my breath back,” she said. “I had complete strangers going ‘we’ll carry you down’. “It was worth even nonbreath and pain.” How did she get through it?
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confident learners,” he said. The school offers a welcoming environment with professional staff. Mr Linden said its best feature is being part of a multicultural and supportive community which follows the teachings of Jesus Christ in the spirit of St John Bosco. The school has small class sizes and is located next door to Our Lady Help of Christians Church. Phone Don Bosco Catholic
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Quality job-oriented training WITH all the horror stories of late about private Registered Training Organisations (RTOs) and dodgy practices, it would be timely to inform the community about the local college providing high quality training courses and highly regarded qualifications. At Living and Learning Inc., students can rely on receiving a quality educational experience. The holistic approach to education means that success for all students is maximised and the rate of employment for graduating students is around 95 per cent. Living and Learning Inc. is a community RTO, delivering nationally recognised training for qualifications in aged care, home and community care, disability, English for migrants and literacy and numeracy courses for adults. Also a community centre and located centrally in Pakenham, Living and Learning is
a hive of activity, providing a myriad of other educational activities as well. In offering qualification courses, Living and Learning prides itself on ensuring each student receives not only the information that they need to qualify, but that they are fully supported all the way through. The staff believe in setting students up for success, so prospective students are provided with comprehensive information about the course and possible career paths, prior to enrolment. The training staff are all highly qualified and have many years’ experience both working in their field as well as in training. Student progress is carefully monitored by staff, and students have access at all times to our student well-being officer, should they feel they need additional support.
Classes are kept deliberately small, between 10 and 15 people. This enables the training staff to ensure each student receives maximum classroom support, and that they get to know each student well. For work placements, Living and Learning has established a network of local organisations to provide opportunities to students. For Living and Learning, success is measured by the steady stream of happy and confident graduating students who regularly exit training, ready to embark upon a new career. With enrolments currently being taken for Term 3, the staff encourage you to come and experience the difference of a permanently based quality RTO, preferred by employers. Visit us at either of our two locations, 6b Henry Street or Toomah Community Centre 18 Golden Green Street, Pakenham.
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A career on the rise By JARROD POTTER ALWAYS check your junk mail you never know what you might find in there... perhaps your son’s state schoolboys’ football invitation. This was the weird way Magpies midfield powerhouse Connor MacDonald found out he was about to take his local football talents into the national arena. MacDonald, 12, from Narre Warren South, thought he had been passed over when other players started congratulating each other on making the School Sport Victoria (SSV) under-12 boys’ football team. But for some reason it was routed to his mum’s junk mail folder by mistake. “He’s saying ‘Mum just tell me the truth, other people on Instagram are congratulating each other’ and I said ‘mate I haven’t got anything’,” Connor’s mum Georgia said. “But it was in my junk email all along.” Connor’s dismay soon turned to joy as he discovered he would get a chance to represent the state at the championships in July, after making it through three arduous rounds of trials. “It was pretty hard, but luckily I made it through,” MacDonald said. “I was very excited that I
made the team. “My first training session they put everyone in positions and stuff and I was lucky enough to be read out in the midfield so I’m pretty happy with that - it’s pretty good so I’ll get to run all day.” An all-round athlete, MacDonald had made the SSV athletics team last year, but making the team for his biggest passion - football is just that little bit more satisfying. His one aim is team-oriented as he hopes to be part of the premiership winning side at the end of the carnival. “I’d just love to win the grand final and if we all play as a team I reckon we’ll get the chocolates,” MacDonald said. In the meantime he’s running through the centre for Narre Warren Junior Football Club and enjoying his time at his new school - Rowville Sports Academy. “I didn’t really want to go to a normal school, I wanted to get better at my football and it’s great that I can do that during my school time at Rowville,” MacDonald said. He especially wanted to thank his parents for their support of his footy dreams. MacDonald and his side will head to Geelong next month for the SSA Australian Football 12-Years and-Under Championships.
MacDonald is set to make his mark through the midfield for the state schoolboys' team next month. 140439
Connor MacDonald has reached the pinnacle of under-12 football - making the School Sport Victoria side to take on the rest of the nation. 140439 Pictures: JARROD POTTER
Miners legend marks rare milestone By RUSSELL BENNETT
Petana has long been a fearsome presence in the number 58.
BERWICK Miners club legend Mark Petana will enter rarefied air this weekend as just the sixth person in the history of the Gridiron Victoria competition to play 200 games. Petana - a linebacker - is also the Miners’ club president this year, as well as being its linebacker coach. His milestone game is made all the more remarkable given that a typical Gridiron Victoria season comprises of only about a dozen games. “Mark embodies what every coach wants from a player,” said Miners head coach and Gridiron Victoria state director of coaching, Mel Martin. “He’s courageous, provides great leadership, and has great ability. “He’s fierce on the field, but a true gentleman off it.” Martin has had a long association with the Miners and this year resumed his role as club head coach - a position that Petana, himself, held last season. Martin is a legend in Victorian gridiron, and when he talks glowingly about someone’s contribution to the
sport his words tend to carry more weight. “He was a good enough player to go anywhere, but he’s a Miner for life,” he said of Petana. “He was one of the best players in the league at his position. Once he gets on that field, he unleashes. “He plays every down as if it’s his first.” Martin remembers when Petana first arrived at the club. “He just had the body, the strength and the speed to play the game,” he said. Now the president of the club, Petana lives and breathes the Miners. “After his family and his work, it’s the Miners. It’s as simple as that,” Martin said. The head coach said the draw of the club had long been its culture. “It creates a real brotherhood,” he said. “I know a lot of clubs say that, but the Miners live it. “Guys just stick to the club. They rarely even think about going anywhere else.” The Miners, currently sixth on the Division 1 ladder with two wins and four losses, will be moving heaven and earth to win their clash
Mark Petana will this week reach the magical 200game milestone. this week with the Western Crusaders - a team they defeated 13-12 in week two of the season. The Endeavour Hillsbased side has since suffered from a horrific run of injuries, but Martin said his team “still could have done a little better”. “Two of the games we lost we allowed stupid plays to occur because we just weren’t concentrating,” he said. “Losing our quarterback for virtually the whole season has caused serious complications - because our backup is also our number one wide receiver - but this week we’ll have our best available team on the park. “It’s a must-win game for us,” Martin said.
“We’ve got the tiebreaker on them (the Crusaders) but they’re beating the teams we should have beaten ourselves. “We’ve got to take our opportunities - the finals are staring us in the face if we do.” Martin said the key to beating the Crusaders was finding a way to stop their major defensive playmaker, and playing a patient offensive game of their own. Petana is just the second player in Miners club history - behind only Dale Warren (on 222) - to reach the 200game mark. Berwick will take on the Western Crusaders this Sunday from 1.30pm at Henry Turner Reserve in Footscray.
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Hear how the Roosters crow By JARROD POTTER VFL - ROUND 10 SUCCESS at the top level came at a cost for Casey this week with a depleted Scorpions’ lineup beaten down by an AFL-list laden North Ballarat. With some of Casey’s early season stars off and making their mark with Melbourne, knocking off Geelong by 20 points in one of the upsets of the decade - Max Gawn, Jake Spencer, Alex Neal-Bullen, Billy Stretch, Rohan Bail and Aidan Riley were some firstchoice Scorpions who featured in Melbourne’s finest hour - it left the door open for the newer brigade to take up arms in their place. Although the Scorpions were not without AFL options of their own - with Mark Jamar and Ben Newton guiding the midfield - a lot of fresh faces took the field in an attempt to keep the Scorpions inside the VFL top eight. While the Roosters’ lead threatened to balloon out beyond 30 points, Casey stuck fast in the contest, but couldn’t strike its way ahead in the crunch moments as the Roosters crowed over the visitors in the low-scoring affair. “I think it’s always a challenging trip to go to Ballarat they’re coming off two pretty strong losses and I don’t think we respected the opposition as much as we should’ve,” Casey coach Justin Plapp said. “The second half was a reflection of their hard work but it was our inability to compete and do it in the manner that we have over the last month and a half.” Plapp praised Jamar in the ruck while Tim Smith, Mitch Gent and James Harmes - lead-
Scorpions midfielder Mitch Gent stood tall in a tough road trip to Ballarat. 140389 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS ing possession getter with 28 also stood out to the Scorpions’ coach. Jay Kennedy-Harris (2 goals) put his hand up for AFL selection again as he relished the contest while Jack Fitzpatrick and Shannon Byrnes showed their class when it counted. Gippsland Power/Ellinbank hard-nut Nate Paredes earned his first senior match of the season while another ex-Gippy lad Paul Pattison has also stepped up to the next level. Former Narre Warren midfielder Ryan Bastinac starred for the Roosters as he looks to battle his way back into the North Melbourne first 22. Casey sits eighth currently with a bye this weekend before hosting Geelong on 4 July.
VFL NORTH BALLARAT 3.0 6.2 10.2 11.2 (68) CASEY SCORPIONS 2.5 3.6 5.10 6.12 (48) NORTH BALLARAT GOALS: A. Hooper 3, A. Black, J. Bacon, L. George, B. McKenzie, M. Sewell, R. Marshall, J. Tsitas, N. Rippon. BEST: R. Bastinac, N. Rippon, L. Kiel, T. Lockyer, A. Hooper, A. Black. CASEY SCORPIONS GOALS: J. Kennedy-Harris 2, J. Hutchins, M. King, T. Smith, E. Morris. BEST: T. Smith, J. KennedyHarris, J. Fitzpatrick, S. Byrnes, B. Rutherford, M. Jamar.
Girls keen to claim crown By JARROD POTTER 2015 VIC METRO CHAMPIONSHIPS - YOUTH GIRLS GRAND FINAL EAGLES, Lightning, Pirates and Seagulls among others combined to almost seize back the interleague crown. A gallant fight-back almost gave the South East Juniors Youth Girls the edge, but their hard-earned lead was chewed up in the dying minutes by Yarra JFL in a seven-point defeat. Entering their ninth consecutive interleague grand final - featuring in every final since the competition began - the SEJ girls were determined to win back the cup, which has been Yarra JFL’s for the last two years. The expansive Central Reserve surface made scoring pretty difficult for both sides with only six goals kicked in the foggy, dew-laden conditions. But despite being outsized vertically and hard-pressed to match the fleet-footed Yarra JFL, the South East Juniors team fought it out to the final siren, only pipped in the end by seven points. After an early goal from Georgia Gee, the SEJ contingent didn’t hit the scoreboard again until the final term as Yarra made life precarious for the locals. The clash was mainly played between both half back lines, with the efforts of Courtney Jones, Chloe Anderson, Logan O’Connell-Webb and skipper Cassie Rowe stopping the defending premiers from booting away in their own right. A scant 10-point margin split the sides at the final break with the the match well and truly deadlocked. An impassioned plea from coach Chloe McMillan - to give their all in the last 20 minutes geared up the SEJ squad which finally meshed and produced its best footy of the carnival... albeit for 10 minutes in the final term.
Above: Georgia Gee kicks it forward in the final term. 140733 Pictures: JARROD POTTER SEJ's Courtney Jones finds herself sandwiched as she gets the kick away. McMillan rolled the dice in the fourth - rearranging the forward line to play a smaller, faster brand of football in search of a quick score. Two direct clearances resulted in rapid-fire goals to Jones - who was arguably the SEJ’s best on ground for her efforts in roaming the midfield and both 50s - and Samara Hazelden to give the Demons a two-point lead. Yarra would charge again, picking off three behinds in a row to take back the lead before Katie Lynch booted the tealbrigade to victory - their third consecutively in a purple patch. “Unfortunately we didn’t settle as early as we like to and couldn’t capitalise on the opportunities we had,” McMillan said. “To only go down by seven points is a testament to the girls and how hard they fought as Yarra was a pretty good outfit.” McMillan praised the efforts of Gee, Emily Browning and Jones. It brings an end to the inter-
league and representative duties for South East Juniors Youth Girls with the Dandenong Stingrays Academy also finishing up for the season this week.
SEJ SOUTH EAST JUNIORS 1.1 1.1 1.1 3.1 (19) YARRA JFL 1.0 2.2 2.5 3.8 (26) SEJ Goals: G. Gee, S. Hazelden, C. Jones. Best: C. Jones, G. Gee, E. Browning, R. Clayton, C. Anderson. SEJ YOUTH GIRLS INTERLEAGUE SQUAD: Ashlee Sibly, Ashleigh Helsby, Bethany Robinson, Brooke Struylaart, Cassandra Rowe, Chelsey Bray, Chloe Anderson, Courtney De Kroon, Courtney Jones, Emily Browning, Georgia Gee, Jade Forsyth, Jordanne Dyer, Karina Diaz, Kelly Kerford, Kylee White, Logan O’Connell-Webb, Nicola Weston, Ruby Clayton, Samara Hazelden, Shaneece Stratton, Sophie Phillips and Teagan Sheldon.
Departing on a high note By JARROD POTTER
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RUNNING up the walkway for her final interleague clash - the AFL Victoria Metropolitan Championships grand final against Yarra JFL - South East Juniors captain Cassie Rowe savoured her last time in the redand-blue. Battling her way through the packs throughout the Youth Girls’ interleague championships, Rowe was one of many pivotal players in the SEJ’s rise to the grand final and didn’t ease up on the throttle for the finale. It was no surprise to find the Tooradin-Dalmore midfielder under the packs and streaming across the wings on Saturday morning. The Seagull -temporarily turned Demon - ensured SEJ had plenty of the pill as she set up a number of forward entries and helped repel the Yarra attack across Central Reserve. While the results didn’t favour the SEJ, Rowe’s pride in captaining the Youth Girls’ team could not be diminished.
South East Juniors captain Cassie Rowe pumps the ball forward one last time in her final Youth Girls' interleague match. 140733 Picture: JARROD POTTER “It was an awesome experience to lead them out,” Rowe said. “I’ve never had the experience of captaining a side like this before. “It’s a team of amazing girls and I couldn’t be more excited and happy with how it all went. “Would’ve been awesome to walk away with the win, but it was still a great experience. “Just want to give thanks to the league for the opportunity and it was an awesome job from all the girls,” Rowe said. South East Juniors interleague coach Chloe McMillan
had simple yet effusive praise for her side’s captain, who will be greatly missed in next season’s interleague campaign. “Cass played her role fantastically and did everything we asked,” McMillan said. “From the first training session I knew she was going to be our captain - she gives 110 per cent with everything she does and is not only looking to improve herself but will do anything for her teammates. “Cass is respected amongst everyone in our interleague group and sets high expectations of herself and everyone around. “Off the field she is a fantastic person and it’s sad to see her go - I wish I could have her around for many more years to come but she has a bright future in front of her.” There was no rest for Rowe on Sunday as she was straight back into the red-and-green to help Tooradin-Dalmore secure a 127-point win over Hampton Park in the South East Juniors Youth Girls competition.
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Eagles piling it on By DAVID NAGEL BEACONSFIELD’S premiership defence seemed to reignite on Saturday with a best-of-the-season 35-point victory over Pakenham in the South East Football Netball League (SEFNL) match-of-the-day at Toomuc Reserve. All the traits that exemplified the Eagles’ 10-game charge to last year’s premiership were there, with whitehot pressure, a champion ruckman, and the exuberance of youth standing out above all else. The Eagles rattle the Lions early, kicking 5.3 to 0.3 in the opening term to take a firm grip on the contest. The Lions responded, kicking seven goals to four during the middle stages of the match, before a 4.1 to 0.2 final stanza banked the Eagles a crucial four points. Beacy’s sacrifice for each other was back to the levels of last year; Scott Meyer was magnificent in the ruck while youngsters Jordan Stewart and Lachlan Modica showed poise beyond their years. Taylor Joyce kicked five for the winners with Beau Dowler and Troy McDermott chipping in with three apiece. The Lions, who were brave during their comeback, had Damien Holmes play a blinder, but he’ll be missing for the remainder of the season after fracturing his collarbone. Nicholas Verleg and skipper Dean Blake were other Lions to fire. Narre Warren was in a mean-mood on the weekend, keeping ROC scoreless for the first 50-minutes of footy on its way to a 55-point win at Starling Road. Matt Ford, who kicked three for the Kangas, broke the ice at the 20-minute of the second term to give the home-crowd something to cheer about. But it was all the Magpies, who
had Kerem Baskaya slot five, and Ben Wragg and George Angelopoulos three each, while Dylan Quirk, Jake Richardson and Michael Collins were consistent all afternoon. Anthony Vanin and James Sloothaak, who did well on Baskaya, were the Kangaroos’ best. Cranbourne started like a house on fire on its way to a 41-point victory over Doveton at Robinson Oval. The Eagles cracked open the Doves with a 6.1 to 0.4 opening burst that effectively ended the game as a contest. Doveton threw numbers behind the ball after the first break, turning things into an arm-wrestle after the knock-out punch had already been delivered. Ryan Jones kicked three and Marc Holt and Tim Smith two for the Eagles, who had Max Gearon and the competition’s best defender Brandon Osborne in red-hot form. For the Doves, Michael Rodriquez did a great job on Holt while centrehalf-back Jake Dermott continues to shine. And finally, persistence has paid for Tooradin, the Seagulls claiming their first scalp of the season with a 69-point victory over Hampton Park at Robert Booth Reserve. The Seagulls were quick to start, kicking four goals before the Redbacks could blink and that opening onslaught set the scene for the day. Julian Suarez was magnificent for the Seagulls, returning to his 2013 best with seven goals for the afternoon while Matt Wade (3 goals), Kyle Van Der Pluym (2 goals) and Cameron Brown (2 goals) made multiple contributions. Adam Galea was superb for the Seagulls down back, while Nathan Allen, Luke O’Brien and Andrew Shipp were best for the Redbacks. Berwick had the bye.
Troy McDermott was important for Beaconsfield on Saturday, kicking three goals in the Eagles 35-point victory over Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS Pakenham. 140679
SEFNL SCOREBOARD ROUND 9 CRANBOURNE 6.1 7.4 10.7 12.11 (83) DOVETON 0.4 2.6 4.10 5.12 (42) NARRE WARREN 3.3 9.9 10. 14.15(99) ROC 0.0 1.0 3.1 7.2 (44) TOORADIN-DALMORE 4.3 10.7 14.13 18.17 (125) HAMPTON PARK 2.5 3.9 7.12 7.14 (56) BEACONSFIELD 5.3 6.6 9.9 13.10 (88) PAKENHAM 0.3 4.5 7.6 7.8 (50) RESERVES: Cranbourne 12.13 (85) d Doveton 4.3 (27). Narre Warren 15.8 (98) d ROC 6.6 (42). Tooradin-Dalmore 7.11 (53) d Hampton Park 6.10 (46). Pakenham 10.7 (67) d Beaconsfield 7.8 (50) UNDER 19: Cranbourne 14.11 (95) d Doveton 4.4 (28). Narre Warren 16.10 (106) d ROC 4.5 (29). Berwick 25.14 (164) d Tooradin-Dalmore 3.2 (20). Beaconsfield 14.17 (101) d Pakenham 3.7 (25) UNDER 18: Doveton 19.9 (123) d Cranbourne 2.5 (17). Berwick 9.5 (59) d Pakenham 1.7 (13). Narre Warren 3.4 (22) d Beaconsfield 12.12 (84). SENIOR LADDER TEAM W L B % PTS Berwick 6 2 0 159.84 28 Narre Warren 6 2 0 153.36 28 Cranbourne 6 2 0 143.84 28 Beaconsfield 6 2 0 125.18 28 Pakenham 5 3 0 113.42 24 Doveton 5 4 0 97.21 24 ROC 2 6 0 84.85 12 Tooradin-Dalmore 1 7 0 70.72 8 Hampton Park 0 9 0 39.53 4 This week: Cranbourne v Pakenham, Berwick v ROC, Beaconsfield v Hampton Park, Tooradin-Dalmore v Doveton. Narre Warren - Bye. NETBALL A GRADE: Doveton 61 d Cranbourne 42. Narre Warren 55 d ROC 32. Hampton Park 40 d Tooradin-Dalmore 36. Pakenham 43 drew Beaconsfield 43. Berwick - Bye. B GRADE: Doveton 44 d Cranbourne 32. Narre Warren 48 d ROC 46. Tooradin-Dalmore 38 d Hampton Park 16. Beaconsfield 41 d Pakenham 33. Berwick - Bye. C GRADE: Cranbourne 33 d Doveton 22. Narre Warren 45 d ROC 16. Hampton Park 27 drew Tooradin-Dalmore 27. Beaconsfield 29 d Pakenham 24. Berwick - Bye. D GRADE: Cranbourne 47 d Doveton 27. Narre Warren 39 d ROC 32. Tooradin-Dalmore 39 d Hampton Park 12. Beaconsfield 38 d Pakenham 16. Berwick - Bye. UNDER 17 RED: Cranbourne 25 d Doveton 20. ROC 47 d Narre Warren 41. Tooradin-Dalmore 30 d Hampton Park 15. Beaconsfield 32 d Pakenham 18. Berwick - Bye. UNDER 17 WHITE: Cranbourne 53 d Doveton 14. ROC 33 d Narre Warren 24. Pakenham 33 d Beaconsfield 28. Tooradin-Dalmore Bye. Berwick - Bye. UNDER 15 RED: Doveton 38 d Cranbourne 13. Tooradin-Dalmore 34 d Hampton Park 5. Beaconsfield 25 d Pakenham 13. Narre Warren 35 v ROC 18. Berwick - Bye. UNDER 15 WHITE: Doveton 36 d Cranbourne 18. Pakenham 28 d Beaconsfield 19. ROC 18 d Narre Warren 14. Tooradin-Dalmore Bye. Berwick - Bye. UNDER 13 RED: Cranbourne 22 d Doveton 20. ROC 22 drew Narre Warren 22. Beaconsfield 23 d Pakenham 19. TooradinDalmore - Bye. Berwick - Bye. UNDER 13 WHITE: Cranbourne 31 d Doveton 18. Narre Warren 28 d ROC 27. Beaconsfield 19 d Pakenham 6. Tooradin-Dalmore Bye. Berwick - Bye. LADDERS TEAM W L D % PTS Narre Warren 7 0 1 165.74 34 Hampton Park 7 2 0 118.84 32 Pakenham 5 2 1 107.87 26 Beaconsfield 5 2 1 103.53 26 Berwick 4 4 0 100.31 20 Doveton 3 6 0 99.77 16 Cranbourne 2 5 1 100.34 14 ROC 2 6 0 82.37 12 Tooradin-Dalmore 0 8 0 51.42 4
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PAKENHAM and Beaconsfield are going to keep everyone guessing aren’t they, not knowing who is going to take the double-chance come finals time after playing out a thrilling draw at Toomuc Reserve on Saturday. A high-pressure whistlebeater, from Pakenham’s Claire Gibbs, locked things away at 43 each, ending a game that swung in more directions than a kite in a tornado. Pakenham had the better of a defensively controlled first half, leading 19-14, before Beaconsfield came back in a more hightempo and attacking second half of netball. Through the hard work of players like Gabby Stinear (GD), Kylie Baker (WD), Bianca Sanzaro (GS) and Andi Dickson (GA), the Eagles cut the margin to three at the final break, before hitting the front, and looking the winner in the dying stages. Pakenham’s Lauren Lenders (C) continues to impress in her return from injury, while Meaghan Winter (WA) was a terrific players on the day. Doveton won its first game of netball since Saturday 2 May when it easily accounted for Cranbourne, 61-42, at Robinson Oval on Saturday.
Doveton goal-shooting ace Rahni Samason lines up another successful shot during the Doves' big win over Cranbourne. 140679 Picture: STEWART CHAMBERS The Doves extended their five-goal lead at quarter time to eight by half-time, before ramming home its advantage with 31 goals to 20 in the second half. Rahni Samason (GS) and Rita White-Kay (GA) formed an impressive goal-shooting partnership, handing Cranbourne its worst loss of the season and ending its finals hopes. Top-team Narre Warren heads into this week’s bye in terrific shape, with seven wins and a draw under its belt, after a clinical 55-32 victory over ROC
at Starling Road. Chloe Phillips (GS) and Tayla Shannon (GA) were this week’s focal points, Phillips with 34, and Shannon 21 goals for the afternoon while coach Jade Heinrich (C) and defender Tracey Dell (GK) were two of the real keys to victory. Tooradin has hope in its heart that a win is just around the corner after going down to league-powerhouse Hampton Park by just four goals, 40-36, at Robert Booth Reserve. The winless Seagulls’ smallest losing margin this season had been 15, against Beaconsfield in round seven, but they improved on that with a brave second-half revival. The Redbacks led by 11 at half time, before Dayle Willis (GA), Stacey Sawyer (WD) and Rachel Cole (GK) combined to drag the Seagulls back into the contest. The Seagulls cut a nine-goal deficit at three-quarter time to just four at the final whistle. Hampton Park’s form is now in question with Saturday’s uninspiring victory following on from a 31-goal smashing at the hands of Narre Warren last week. Maddison Hanlen, Chloe Birch and Cathy Leeves had enough in the tank to get the favourites over the line.
A NEW era of enhanced communication has dawned on the South East Football Netball League (SEFNL) with a hugely successful Strategic Planning Day held at Casey Fields on Sunday. Representatives from the City of Casey, Shire of Cardinia, the South East Juniors, all senior football and netball clubs, umpire groups and local media, joined the SEFNL board for a workshop that saw traditional barriers of communication broken down. Facilitated by Brendan Mason, from Same Page Cultures, the gathering saw nearly 50 people share their ideas and visions that will help determine the future direction of SEFNL. Groups moved to five stations; 1 - Mission and Purpose, 2 - Vision, 3 - Values, 4 - Mantra and 5 - Projects, before contributing to a timeline of the past, present and future of the competition. SEFNL Operations Manager, Liz Triffitt, said the day was an overwhelming success. “Leading up to it, I think some clubs were a bit hesitant and unsure about what today was all about, but I think they’ve been surprised,” Triffitt said. “Judging by the buzz in the
A large portion of the group that took part in SEFNL’s Strategic Planning Meeting on Sunday. 140824 room, and the information that was collected, the day has been an overwhelming success and provided the clubs with an opportunity that has never been there before. “The clubs have now had their say and will hold the board accountable for its actions.” Triffitt said the amount of data that was collected meant for some busy times ahead. “Yes, I don’t think I’ll be going on holidays for a couple of years, there’s so much information that was gathered,” she said. “It was nice to see some themes come across like development, engagement, align-
ment with juniors, that type of thing, so there was some really good work done today. “The clubs, quite clearly in their feedback, said they wanted to share their ideas and today will really help us to grow and learn as one.” Words like sustainability, integrity, professionalism, innovation and enjoyment were common across all five stations while the introduction of a divisional structure was another key message to come from the day. The SEFNL board hopes to have the data collated and new policies adopted by the time its AGM comes around at the end of the year.
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Cavs claim the win as Vikings ready for spoils By JARROD POTTER THERE are always high stakes on the line when Casey comes out to play and this week’s match against low-lying Blackburn was no exception. While the Cavaliers ramped up the score-line taking a 104-75 win over the Vikings - Blackburn never truly went away as the biggest margin of the night was only claimed in the dying minutes. In a shared effort across the board, Casey racked up its first century this season as Casey’s big five all notched double-digit tallies. Coming off the bench and utterly smashing the Vikings’ defensive structure was Dean Johnson (26 points, six rebounds) - who at one stage scored seven points in a minute as Blackburn succumbed to a number of Casey steals. Ben Louis (19 points, eight rebounds, six assists) was impressive in the victory, but might be in doubt for this weekend’s clash against Southern Peninsula after leaving his coach Stewart Baird hanging in an attempted high-five.
Also picking up 10 or more were Lester Strong (20 points, seven rebounds) - who rocked the State Basketball Centre with a monstrously undefeatable skyhook of Kareem Abdul-Jabbar quality - Bevan Camilleri (18 points) and Brent Hobba (14 points, nine rebounds). “You always worry about these games they’re on the bottom of the ladder but it’s not truly indicative of where they’re at,” Casey coach Baird said. “They did a really good job and knew they would hang with us if we didn’t knuckle down and get it done. “We can probably be a bit better than that defensively, but offensively every time you get 100 you’ve had a pretty good game.” The Cavaliers have established a three-game break on their nearest rivals Chelsea, Camberwell and Warrandyte in the Watson Conference following their 10-game winning streak and will face off in the return-leg of a burgeoning
Somehow playing without his signature headband, Ash Szalek pushes through the Vikings Pictures: JARROD POTTER to pick up a basket. 140736 south-eastern rivalry. Southern Peninsula Sharks will head to the Cavaliers’ Fortress on Saturday night from 8pm and Casey will be out to avenge its last loss - a 75-87 loss in May. “Double figures which is nice - the Youth boys would be up to 11 too and as a program our under-20 men are on top as well, so we’re pretty with the way things are going. “We’ve got a tough one next week against Southern Pen at home - at last, feels like we haven’t been there for a while - and we really
want that one.” The Cavaliers women bounced by with a 6151 win over Coburg and the Casey women face Blackburn at Knox Basketball Stadium on Saturday night, but might be without captain Amy Mcfarlane, with the guard needing hand surgery after coming off on the worse end of a battle against an avocado. The Cavaliers’ youth men kept their rampage going with their 11th win on the trot following an 83-61 win over Mornington. Phil Thomas’ Casey side take on Warrnambool this weekend.
A team unto Michaels are on the ball on the links themselves By DAVID NAGEL WE ALL know we can’t trust them, but what if club match committees were actually being honest when they filled out their best players list at the end of each SEFNL game this season. It would allow us to put a team together, that’s what, made up of the players who have served their clubs with absolute distinction to the halfway mark of the season. Narre Warren’s Michael Collins, Pakenham’s Dean Blake and ROC’s Nathan Brewster lead the way, named seven times in their club’s best, while Beaconsfield’s Scott Meyer, Cranbourne’s Max Gearon and Pakenham’s Damien Holmes are hot on their heels with six. Surprise packets on five, include Tooradin youngsters Andrew Proctor and Troy Dolan, while Berwick’s Jimmy Phillips has made the transition from good twos footballer to senior level look easy. So here we have it, the most consistent performers for the year have their own team. Their amount of times in the best players list is in brackets. SEFNL - MATCH COMMITTEE TEAM OF THE YEAR Backs: Andrew Proctor (5) - Tooradin, Brandon Osborne (5) - Cranbourne, Adam Galea (5) - Tooradin. Half Backs: Michael Collins (7) - Narre Warren, Michael Riseley (4) - Berwick, Nathan Brewster (7) -ROC. Centres: Ben Tivendale (5) - ROC, Damien Holmes (6) Pakenham, Luke Bee-Hugo (5) - Cranbourne. Half Forwards: Mat Fletcher (5) - Cranbourne, Nathan Carver (4) - Hampton Park, Matt Wade (5) - Tooradin. Forwards: Jimmy Phillips (5) - Berwick, Taylor Joyce (4) Beaconsfield, Dylan Quirk (5) - Narre Warren. Ruck: Scott Meyer (6) - Beaconsfield. Ruck-Rover: Dean Blake (7) - Pakenham. Rover: Max Gearon (6) - Cranbourne. Interchange: Troy Dolan (5) - Tooradin, Nathan Allen (5) - Hampton Park, Mitch Viney (5) - Doveton, Jesse Linkins (5) - Beaconsfield.
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FINE winter but chilly conditions continued at Cardinia Beaconhills Golf Links with a field of 100 players bracing the cold chill on Saturday’s Member Stableford Daily Competition. It was a day for ‘Michaels’ as Michael Tarley (9) returned the best score in A Grade with 41 points, Mike Kiely (15) with 40 points in B Grade and Michael Martin (23) with 41 points in C Grade. The following are also results from the first round of the John Barker Winter Cup: P. Stainer and T. Whatman 3/2 defeated E. Ackaoui and T. Ball, R. Kelly and J. Barker 6/5 defeated C. Whiting and R. Tidyman, P. Jones and G. Seymour 3/1 defeated J. Denereaz and P Coughlin, J. Bolton and W. Graham 3/2 defeated D. Ottoway and B. Walpole, A. Hall and M. French 2/1 defeated S. Kidd and M. Rennison, W. Dunkley and J. Hall 20th defeated J. Marsiglio and J. Nowak, J. Karac and W. Davey 1 up defeated R. Darlison and A. Conn, R. Robertson and M. Chambers 19th defeated B. Sheehan and W. Boyle. Sunday’s Stableford competition was won by Blake Cunningham (23) with 40 points and runner up was Dave Sando (16) with 37 points. In our Midweek Member Com-
petition, Jordan Denereaz (+2) had 7 under ‘off the stick’ impressively and won the daily competition with 41 points. Graeme Inglefinger (12) was runner up with 40 points. A Grade player Trevor Ball (6) was Thursday’s Stableford competition with 36 points on a countback and Ted Fleming (23) was B Grade winner with 38 points on a countback. On Wednesday, the club celebrated Paula Rae Women’s Choice Foursomes event with 26 pairs competing in the fun Canadian Foursomes format. Donations on the day went towards WAYSS (providing house and support services in the local area) particularly towards victims of domestic violence. The club raised $485 and various item donations towards WAYSS and members thank WAYSS for its involvement on the day. The winners were Tracey Brown (25) and Brian Kingma (7) with 73 nett. Cardinia Beaconhills Women’s Handicap Matchplay team has won the flag by squaring with Dunes Golf Club on the final day of competition. This is the club’s second win in a row in the Women’s Handicap Matchplay District Competition.
Women's handicap matchplay team winners of the flag. Tracey Brown and Brian Kingma with WAYSS manager Kim Culpin on Paula Rae Women's Choice Foursomes Day. Pictures: SUPPLIED
Quiet Glen runs up the score of the week AFTER a couple of quiet weeks score-wise, Glen Brown claimed the score of the week with a big 47 points on Sunday playing off 21 at Berwick Montuna Golf Club. At this time of the year when the ball is not running, 47 points is an impressive score - Fabian Stranges’ round of 43 points on Saturday was the next best for the week showing just how well Glen must have played on Sunday. There was three 42s posted over the week - Andrew Clapton and Dave Ryrie won A and B Grade respectively on Saturday with 42, and Ray Simpson finished runner up on
Sunday behind Glen with 42. The Ladies had a good scoring week also - Mary Barrot recorded a 41 on Saturday to claim the Ladies competition, Julie Percival had 37 on Sunday and Carol Ronalds returned a +1 on Wednesday. Fabian Stranges’ 43 on Saturday included the NTP on the 13th giving him a double, with Julie Percival claiming a double on Sunday complementing her 37 with the NTP on the ninth and Ken Withers doubled on Thursday winning the competition with 38 points as well as the NTP on the ninth.
Denis Barrot took out the Olds and Bolds on Tuesday with 41 points giving the household its second win of the week. Last Thursday Les Reedman recorded a double with NTPs on the ninth and 13th holes, and Bradley McGill finished runner up on 39 points playing off one which equates to a 67 off the stick. Simon ‘Moose’ Bryant won his second Green Jacket last Thursday with 40 points and went to Rich River on the weekend as the raging favourite but was unable to back up. John Thomas also won his sec-
ond jacket with 37 points. Closest NTP for the week went to Gavin Duncan who had a hole in one on the fourth hole on Tuesday, having aced the 13th hole last March - congratulations Gavin. Outside of Gavin’s ace, Mal Lang finished 54cms from the 18th, Fabian Stranges left it 73cm from the 13th and Harry Faeller was 94cms away on the ninth - all last Saturday. Finally, well done to the righties who managed to overcome the lefties in last Saturday’s Jim Graham Memorial event.
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COMPASS 2004 Special Edition. 18ft dual axle, island bed, innerspring mattress, 120L fridge, microwave, oven, hot plates, full ensuite, air conditioner/heater, dual solar panels, 2 sealed 100amp batteries. Excellent condition. Registration (Q64026). $28,500 negotiable. Phone: 0408 736 333.
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JAYCO Penguin pop top caravan. With reverse cycle air conditioning, gas bottles, two water tanks, connection for BBQ, electric water pump and tap, electric brakes, awning, TV, Free to air satellite box. Used for only two weeks. Registration (V70541). Have to sell for health reasons. New price $ 33,000 sell for $ 28,500. Phone 9700 0607. Endeavour Hills.
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ELDON 21 Elite - Tare 2100, queen size island bed, AC, large refrigerator, leather seating, range hood, full stove and oven, microwave, internal, sound system and TV, latest in tinted, fly proof windows and overhead skylights (2), outside rollout BBQ, external TV docking centre and sound system, wind up aerial, full awning, new battery for free camping, full ensuite, toilet and vanity basin, top filling washing machine, $51,000 neg. 5940 9131.
IAN GRANT'S GRANT TOURER, 2007, Custom, 19ft, AC, 120ltr 3 way Domestic fridge, roll out pantry, center lounge and dinette, QS bed, TV, CD player /stereo, full battery system, solar panels, roll out awning incl walls and floor, front boot, dual gas bottles, roll out external BBQ, electric brakes, sleeps 2, seats 6, lots of extras, one owner, Seaford. $25,950. 0419 529 164.
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LARGE CARAVAN perfect for on site or extra accommodation. This van has been decked out to accommodate two people comfortably, includes a queen size bed, side drawers, wardrobe, plenty of cupboard space, shower, LP gas stove and hot water, fridge and freezer, microwave and an air conditioner. The van has a door off the bedroom as well as one off the kitchen. Would be perfect for extra accommodation at home or for a permanent on site van. $7,000. Phone: 0424 862 782. Tynong.
ONSITE CARAVAN & Aluminium Annexe in E.C. Western Port Foreshore Lang Lang. Views of the bay from the front, views of the country from the back. Great fIshing, walk 50m to beach, everything included, fridges/microwave, all cutlery /crockery etc. Friendly park for all ages, pets welcome. Reduced from $9,000 to $8,000. Call Frank 0411 718 140 after 3pm. ROADSTAR, 2007 Daintree 22' caravan, EC inside and out, seperate toilet/shower, full annexe, many extras. $37,000. 0427 231 791
STORM, Traveller, 2003, 16ft poptop, one owner, first reg. 2005, double bed, full annexe and awning, electric brakes, towing equipment etc., EC. $15,900neg. 0409 417 713. TRAILER, tandem, 8 x 5, 2 axles, 12inch side rail, 5 new tyres, hydro brakes, 2 ramps, front and rear gates, new paint, Jockey wheel. $1,800. Phone 9704 0874.
WINDSOR GENESIS 2010 Limited edition 21ft caravan. One owner from new. Dual axle, electric brakes, reverse cycle air conditioning, seperate toilet & shower, 3/4 sized fridge /freezer, wired for Solar, 12v 100 amp deep cycle battery, Anderson plug, full ensuite, washing machine, TV/DVD/CD stereo, bluetooth and outside speakers, Wynguard TV aerial, microwave, four seasons hatch, large boot at front. Hot water system, 12v water pump, rear view camera, 12v outside and inside outlet, under seat/bed storage, gas bayonet, full oven, awning. Registration expires May 2016 (T15066). Excellent condition. $43,500.Phone: 0419 365 980.
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FORD Fairmont sedan dual fuel. Leather interior, wood grain dashboard. Has always been garaged. Towbar, with wiring for electric brakes. One owner. Registration (SYP749) Asking price $ 6,200. Phone 9700 0607 Endeavour Hills. FORD, Focus Trend, mark 2, 2013, auto, in excellent as new condition, one owner, non smoker, 29,115kms, blue tooth sync, rear sensors central locking, etc, RWC, ZSZ-130. $16,250neg Beaconsfield. 0418 353 714.
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HOLDEN, HSV V8, 1997, all modern luxury features and options, new tyres, good reg, exchange, (may pay extra), for caravan, ute, camper or 4x4, will impress, TBI-301, $6,650 9796 8789.
HONDA, Civic Sports, 2009, silver, leather trim, mags, new tyres, 36,000kms, excellent service history, reg until 03/16, view at Pakenham, WVD-775. $15,500. David 5941 4406, 0419 966 822.
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SUZUKI, Swift, Cino, 1996, manual, mechanically good, reg until 06/16, NUR-918. $1,800 ono. 0429 689 012.
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